Sweet Briar College - Briar Patch Yearbook (Sweet Briar, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1963 volume:

4 4 • k •. ft « « . -, i- r 9- K- K- 1 ■ . ' • K jfL The Srudcnt Body of Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar, Mrginia presents lU 1%Z i P IRlNi. ANCILIKA PSCHORR Editor LARK SCHULZE Business Manager r -■ K- •- ■ K- K f . ' f . ' ♦;.♦: ; V f ' v: «; V 4 V- ♦ • . ♦, f . . ' - : ;- f „ ;• ♦.■ ;- ♦ Z - ft ' • :. ■ n Qcr yh Z 4 Much has been said in an Ltforr to express our life at and love for Sweet Briar, in appreciation for the very special years we have spent here. This ' car we present with a picture of ourselves, a picture of the world, a world that is both far removed from us and yet one of which we are an inseparable part. It is a w orld that we arc learnino- to live in, a world that wc strive to understand. Alav the comparisons place these vcars and this vear in proper perspective for us as we remember each, remindinsj us of the time we have spent here and of the world that is ours. Thev sav to mc in rhcir aw akcninti, ' V(Hi and the world ou live in arc bu t a grain of sand upon the infinite shore of an inHnire sea. ' And in ni ' dream I sa ro rheni, i am the infinite sea, and all worlds are but grains of sand upon mv shore. ' —K.ihlil Ciihiwi .:■ -■ K- : • ■■■ K- i: K- f ,- ♦;, f V ♦. ■ : i« f ♦ C hZc4 4? •-? tT - ' - ' - % W Administration 15 Faculty 21 A Day at Sweet Briar 29 Freshmen 35 Sophomores 43 Juniors 51 Seniors 63 C oii Jm Activities 115 Athletics 137 May Day 145 Faculty Directory 160 Student Directory 163 Advertisers 170 4p l)cAic iV h ' MR. LOREN OLIVER Not only for w hat lie know s l)ut the nuinner in w liich he knows it. 5. ' • « - .Mk. Loiu;n Oi.ivlr iili tliiinks for inmmicrnhlc things . . . wc dcilicntc . . . tor liciiiandiiig ;ind re pectin J- tlic best in us . . . for an intuitive wisdom . . . unpretentious . . . pcrc:pti( n . . . unison of sensitix ity and sensibility . . . l oundless current of ideas . . . for channeling ours . . . for awakeninu our natural curiositv. t t  • • • , cyo4c f EVERYDAY - ' ■- -• ■ ♦ ' . - ' I. «. • A COMMENCEMENT Onlv another breath will I breathe in this still air. Onlv another loving look cast backv ard. —Kahlil Gihraii Meeting Together Here and There Discovery, Chatter, Reasoning and Laughter. r;- 4  4 • t TIME IS FOR A LITTLE WHILE WE ARE VERY YOUNG . . .i «r r %  i « •  « SOMETHING . J , LsS ■; • . . y ii ' ' wri -t- ...--..-  ' ij ' ' Government is an agreement between you and myself. You and myself are often wrong. —Kiiblil Gibi i : 14 ; - K ' ci f-4 y- -4 • Anne Gary Pannell President The Chessboard is the world, the pieces are the phenomena of the universe, the rules of the s ame are what we call the laws of Nature. The Player on the other side is hidden from us. We know that his play is al- ways fair, just and patient. But also we know, to our cost, that he never overlooks a mistake, or makes the smallest allowance for iii jnorance. —Thomas Huxley on Liberal Education 16 :;V ' ' - S cv .• -♦ ■ v .♦ ; x t ' « « % • • t Edwaku T. W ' aii.ls (Board of Overseers); Dr. Cosmi. W. CIuon (Board of Directors); Charles M. Pkothro (Board of Overseers); C. Rmm Pi i i ' ijohn I Board of Directors). 1K)ARD OF DlRlCrORS Thomas C. Boishall. A.H., Chairman RicliTiioiul, ' irginia ] .XI.(:L 1 1 i: Co.M.Miri ' KF, ;. R MNK Peitvjohn. .M.E Lynchburii, Nirginia ]|, Scorr, Chainihvi, .Mrs. Brown, .Mr. Pettyjohn, Mr. Turner Vice-Ckairnian and Secretary ..., ,, . , , n j j i r -j . r .; ;; be Chairman of the Board and the President of the College are Sara Shallenberger Brown, . .B Harrods Creek, Kentucky viembers ex-officio Connie .M. Guion, .M.D., D.Sc New York, New York ii,;. Directors are also members of the Board of Overseers Adrian .M. .Massie, B.A Rye, New York Blkord Scott Riclimoiid. X ' irginia Lawsox V. Turner 1 orcst, X ' irginia I5()AR1) OF ONI.RSKKRS Iiio.MAs C. Bolshall, Chairman C. Raine PEfTYjoHN, Vice-Chairnhvi and Secretary I erm Expires 1963 Wright Bryan. B.S Cleveland, Oliio Htcii K. DuEEiELD, A.B Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sarah Belk Ga.mbrell, A.B New York, New York 196+ Charles H. .Mlrchison, LL.B Jacksonville, Florida Elizabeth Pinkerton S :orr, AM North Ciardcn, ' irginia The Rt. Rev. Richard S. Watson, D.D..Salt Fake City, Utah 1965 J. H. Tyler .McConnell, LF.B Wilmington, Delaware Edward Tho.mpson Wailes, B.S Washington, D. C. 1966 John J. CoR!J)N, Ph.I) War.liingti.n. I). C. J. Wilson New.man, J.D Short Hills, New Jersey Charles N. Prothro, B.B.A Wichita Falls, Texas 1967 Gladys Wester Horton, A.B .Maplewood, New jersey Walter S. Robertson, LL.D Richmond, X ' irginia Robert C. Tyson, B.. New York, New York GoRHA.M B. Walker, Jr., B.. Lynchburg, X ' irginia 1968 Ellen Snodcra.ss Park, .X.B.. FF.B .Mcxandria, X ' irginia Anne Pannell, D.Phil., ex-officio. President of the College Jlliet Halliblrton Blrnett, A.B., ex-officio, President of the Svi-eet Briar Alnwnae Association 17 -i-: I 4 ■ ' : I iWVV VSi ' ! ' i ' - ■ AIarV J. Pr.ARL Dean Douoiiiv JtsiLii Dean of Students 4 Dc t FrANCKS SviER isistjilt Dean IrIM. RoEiFRTS Assistant Dean of Students 19 , V-.- %?..«ViA.- ' FiKM R() : Miss Williams, .Mrs. Hitc, Mrs. Wood, Miss Boone. M)ss ( Mr. l);inicl. Miss von Briesen, .Mr. .Moon. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Je. n Louise Willi.ams Director of Admissions jE.ANErrE Boone Recorder Peter ' . D. niei Assistcmt to the President Hilda Gr.w Wm:. .Execiitii ' e Secretary and Administrative Assistant to the President H. Tyler Ge.m.mell Librarian Eliz. beth Bond Wood Executive Secretary Alumnae Association .MARiH.i vox Briesen Director of Public Relations ' ♦ ' • ' - - f i iM m 4 • • ' FACULTY . .jVWsAVVa tiV . ' ' ■ ' ART AND MUSIC DEPARTMENTS Miss Firm, Miss PKirton, Mr. Oliver. SKATtn: .Miss Umbreit. St. xding, left to right: ,Mr, (iilpin, Mr. lirickcn, .Mr. Shannon. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT m. -y --Hj,4:x iC f Mi. ' S Belcher, Miss Cobb, .Miss Lcc, Miss Bcnnen, Miss Sprague, Mrs. ikswo. Miss Bcnnert, .Mrs. G iu cr, .Mr. ■Marklc, .Mrs. Rappaporr, .Miss Tlionipson, .Miss Lcfflcr, .Mr. I)c- ' ol. •r K- f.- 1 ■ ■ f, ' j K : t ' ' ■ i.,i,iV« ' Vs Vr rVs ■ ' MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Aliss C;intcli, .Mr. Del (acco, .Mrs dcKonr. .Mr. Penzoldt, Air. Alatthcw, .Miss Biickham, iMr. Bates, Air. Kirr- ni;inn. rv-t:- r.% ■ ■. ■ . v: : CLASSICS DEPARTMENT Miss Kdi-tc, Miss K-;irl, Miss M;ilz. Mr. Burrows. RELIGION DEPARTMENT PHILOSOPHY, PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION DEPARTMENTS Mrs. Rolling Mr. .McClain. Miss MoUcr. Mr. Traiisncck. Miss Stevens, .Miss F;uilconer. 2-5 - -494 : •- ;■ •- i. i..aiWv !Si! a  f ' Mibb Rogers, Mrs. Moon, Miss Macdonald, Mrs. Moehlcnkamp, Miss McMoran. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT •2.6 1 f ■ 1 y jj tf ' ENGLISH AND DRAMA DEPARTMENTS First Row: Miss E. Ramage, Mr. Wallace, Mr. Rowland, Miss Emerson. Skcond Row: Mr. .Aiken, Miss Kckel, Mr. Dnce, ■Miss S, Raniagc. 7 ' ' V jt ♦ • ' ♦, ' ♦ : ■• ■ ♦. •♦ ' J : ' Miss Muncy, .Mrs. Panncll, .Mr. Ra k -, .Miss Rogers. Mr. Hapala, .Mrs. Wailcs, .Mr. Huni- ni(.-l, .Mr. C lilparrick. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT • . : - -  ••. ••♦ A DAY AT SWEET BRIAR But soft! methinks I scent the morning air H.niilct 2-9 f - csiiVjtauQryy ' : ' ' - ' That long awaited letter, another bill and sometimes nothing at all. Coffee and cinnamon buns. . . . and then to class. 3° ___r -ft Vogue and Virginia Wolff. . . . Mountains for the mind, and that before-lunch luxury. •y t« f !•« ' The 12:40 rush ... a fifteen minute soup and sandwich . . . 3 hours of carbons and catalysts. 3 - ' ■ ■ . A i i - ' ♦■•■♦l. . . . Afternoon morale booster for two months allowance. ' ' Walk right in, sit right down -four Country Clubs and a Bud. 35 . . . but my time of day is the night time, in the hours just before dawn. ' ' ■- • A ' 1 i ;- • « v .• ;■ -f ■. - ' Miss Louisi ( ' (ji Class Sponsor .;V ' y;■ ? -r ? yM ■■• ' _ . OFFICERS OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: Louisa Rivers, Mary F ' ntwistle. Second Row: Kirxcii W:irsoii. Anne Ward. 36 ! ■-«• . , i • ;M . f) • r ' f Xs Fiusr Row; Mcrctlith Aldricli Kim Allinson I.orctta Andtrson Kach) ' Atnvood Frances Babb Ellen Baird Skconi) Row: I ' niily Baker Karhcrinc Baker Anna Barrel JiuK Harrhold Tratj ' Bean 1. P. Bciinke Ihiri) R() v: (;ar()l)n Billingsley Karhy Bingham .Margaret Block Bett - Booker rerrcll Boyle Pat Brcnnan 1 oiRiii Row: (ircta Brown Margaret Brown Susan Brown Nancy Bullard Julia Bush CIracc Butler KiFiii Row: l r.iiiccs Butt !,iry Anne Calhoun jiiyce Callahan 1 )()rthca Campbell Jean Campbell i.in Campbell SixiH Row: Kathryn Carroll ' icki Chainski Oarolyn Christian (;arol Clark Katie Clay Cindy Coffin Seventh Row: Keenan Colton I.ouisc Comer Nancy Conkle Jeannine Corbett Bonnie Cord Cynthia Craig r.K.iim Row: I ' .leanor Crossley Anne Crowe Robin Cutler 1 vie Day Sarah Dean Ann Dreher A NEW KIND OF LIFE 37 4 it 4  First Row: Barbara Dublin Marsha Dumas Marsh Dunham Nancy Dunham Sally Dunham Sarah Dunning Second Row: Louise Du Rona Annie Eberstadt Marlow Englehardt Barbara Evashevski Claudia F ' angboner Terri Fentress Third Row : Deanie Finch Martha Fisher Connie Freyer Ann F ' uhrman Marilyn Garabranc Lisa Gianotti Fourth Row: Eleanor Gilmore Diane Girling Mary Meade Gordon Georgia Graham ' iola Graveure Sallv Green Fifth Row: Eleanor Griggs Pat Gromel Lynn Hardy Judy Hargraves Cordelia Harrison Kay Harrold Sixth Row: Mary Haskell Debbi Haslam Ann Hastings Sandra Hatten Jill Hcadley Sharon Healy Seventh Row; Holly Hemphill Pegg - Henning Mary Hierlihy Diana Herram Steele Hill Eileen Hodges Eighth Row: Harriet Horsey Linda Hovde Joan Hunner Catherine Ireys Jeannie Jackson Pam Jones TRADITIONAL BATTLES AND OCCASIONAL CRUSADES 38 FRESHMEN Excitciiicnr .uul I ' xpcctarioii I- ' iRsr Row: Judy Carey, Sally Kalbcr, Ann Kerr, Susan Kjeldsen, Jackie Kloby, Brenda Knapp, I.inda I,anil), iMargo Langenberg. Skcom) Row: Lome Lassircr, Pani I.cary, Alary Lee, Sally Lee, laiu- 1 ishivifT. Ilirrah Lord, Alinii Low, Barbara Lukcns. TiiiKi) Row: .Midge Lundy, Ka - .McDonald, .Man,- .McGrew, Mar- guerite iMcKec, Lee .M;ickubin, .Martha .Madden, Sheila .Mahoney, Donna iMartin. © f ? ' f f v i iBznft XHHiA r« THE LONGEST YEAR . . 39 t t t I 9 • ' ' ¥ -t: t ■ ..■ ■ ' 4- •♦••♦•.♦• ■•♦ ' •- ■-♦ ' - f FRESHMEN ■ . :v.:r-.....-;vw ' - Impasto of Black and Blue FiRsr Row; Patt ' .Martin, Serain .Martin, Anne .Mason, Cora de la Alaza, Pam Alcndolia, . nne .Mercer, Cinda iMichel, Grctchen .Mil- ler. Second Row: Kathy .Mnckett, Jody Moore, Susan iMoornian, Susan .Mosclc -, .Margery .Moses, Judy .Mund , A ' in .Murray, Vickie Nallc. Third Row: Ga ic Xccdliani, Jane Nelson, Anne Newton, Mar- garet Nichols, Sheila Nolan, Jod ' Noland, .Marian Oechsle, .Marcia Pace. AN INVITATION INTO LEARNING 40 v, ' ' tv- m fi f I ' lRSl Row: Susan Page Sandra Palmer Susan Parker Al)by Pancrson Jane Parton CIndj ' Paugli Second Kow: Andrea Pearson Dortec Peebles l.aura Penick X ' irginia Pcnncl Linda Pierce Carole Poer 1 IMKIl Row: Anna Porter Sharo Karie Katli Sarah Diana 1 Price Pritchett Rambo Raney Redikcr I ' oi Kill Row: I.inda Pearl Wesic N.it.il i;ii al .Mart_ Re nolds Riggan Rivers c Roberts ctli Robertson Rogers III III Row: I. inn Ruiiisey Bcts - Russell Jo Sabalauskas Courtenay Sands l.aura Saunders Rutli Scliniidt Sixiii Row: Xanc Pegg Katln Diana • Schmitt Scurlock Sheahan Simrell Cwei .Marr Simson Spangenberg SivKMH Row: Carol Missy Penn Dean Spratlin Spruance Stckctce ( ourtne) ' Stevenst)n Sandy Srreett Susan Sudduth Ei(;iii 1 Row: Sand - Swain IJzanne Swing Hersy Taggart Jane Taylor Mar - Taylor Sall - Thomas SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST 41 t 44 4 ■■■;:-. .AWVv - ' ' FRESHMEN i A It ' s a chemistry set, you imbecile First Row: Nell Thomson, Patricia Thornhill, Wing Todd, .Molly Tromblcv, Brooke Tucker, Shellev Turner, Sidney Turner, Jane Utley. Second Row; Sally ' an Winkle, Aladelin Vargish, Linda Wallace, Anne Ward, Kirven Watson, Sallie W eitzel, Phil Werden, Nell Wheatley, Julie ' hitehurst. Third Row: .Muriel Wikswo, Penn Willets, Virginia Williams, .Mar ' F. Willis, Jud - Wilson, Pat Wilson, Susan Wilson, Penny Winfree, Ann Withington. Class OF 1966 not PicruREi : Juliet Baker, .Mary E ' mma Cannichael, Janice Anne Cullum, .Mary Entwistle, .Marion Farwcll, Anne Frothingham, Gloria Gaghan, Nancy Greene, Gail Harrison, Harriet Howell, Patricia Ann Jones, Elizabeth Link, .Mary Ann Tucker Livingston, Elizabeth AlcElwain, Pamela Alendolia, Josephine iMoore , Harriotte Anne Parker, Susan Sansbury, Helen Scribner, .Mary Stearns, .Mary ' an Nice, Linda Wallace. 4x •.V t; SojS n -♦:.• ■♦-• ' - - - - Miss I.i.f.anor Am.ni. I 1 Cliiss sponsor OFFICERS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS i IruiJ Uowd, vice-pre hieiit; I h ir.i AIcMilbn, tienuirci; .Mel Freese, picudem, Linda Schwaab, secretary. 44 N.V V A- r f ? v- A V fi I iKsi Row: Sandra Allen, . laricl ce Barclay, Nikki Battcrson, Julie Bcardcn, Betsy Bcnoit, Susan Blackburn. Third Row: Lcc Carr, Bccte Cauwenberg, Sally Chellas, Dryden Childs, Cheryl Clayton, Joan Clinchy. Secomi Row: Betty Boswcll, Blair Both. Sherry Bradford, Julie loiRiii Row: Carol Cole, Nancy Collier. Alice Collins, I lizabeth Bradshaw, XirginiaBrenr. Anne Butler. Currcy. Marion Davidson. Marion Ochniel. Finn Row: Genie Dickey, Alice Virginia Dodd, Harriet Dodson, Sudic Donovan, Trudy Dowd, Carol Dudley. ARRIVING AT THE CROSS-ROADS OF NEW ENDEAVORS . 45 t i t t t t XV r ) x: s First Row: Julie Dyer, Anne English, Suzanne P ' ancher, Susan Fcdeler, Margaret Feild, Ann Ferrell. Third Row: Jane Green, Prior Hale, Jane Hamill, Libba Hanger, Grayson Harris, Phebe Harris. Second Row: Jean Flanagan, Allison Flynn, Nancy Fowler, Bab- ette Fraser, Mel Freese, Susan Gibaud. Fourth Row: Alice Harrison, Jane Hart, Laura Haskell, Margy Highlands, Susan Hobbs, Elaine Horton. Fifth Row: Judy Howe, Sonja Howell, Alary Hulse, Margaret Hutchison, Jean Inge, Ceanne Jackson. INTROSPECTION AND EVALUATION. 46 SOPHOMORES w? i Soplioniore slump . . . ? KiRsr Row: Witney Jester, Paysoii Jitcr, Poll) Jose, Chris Kil- Second Row: .Mary K. Lee, Natalie Lcniiiion, MariKii Lemon, cullen, Betsy Knode, Kay Knopf. Meredith Leslie. Carroll Leys, Cora Lee Logan. liiiKi) Row; 15;irl);ira Lutz, Sara McAfee, Alice Akl ' ldouncy, Oiixi.i AlcCircgor, Jc.iri Mchltosh, Nanc - MacAlcekin. ' - . f % 1 - f P v 47 SOPHOMORES Charles of the Ritz says: Slick it ciown . . , with Ro al Cniwii. FiR.si Row: Caroline MacMillan. Elvira McMillan, Fair MacRac, Second Row: Abigail Mason, I.oiirine Massie, Jane Merkle, Ji Courtne - Maiianl, Pat Markle, Augusta Marshall. Messenger, Marianne Micros, Alice Mighell. Third Row: Nancy Moog, Dasha Morgan, Lynn Morgan, joAnne iMoricle, Nancy Moss, Michaele Moxham. Vv . 48 . ■•■ .. B N X s fi © 1 First Row: Brcnda Mulinghaus, Sallic .Miillins, Alcliiula AlusgioM Ncill 1 ers, Douglas Noel, Pat N ' ordcn. Second Row: Brooke Patterson, .Mary Pederson, Alic-c Perry, l-.milv Pleasants. CJav Plowden. Mollv Poole. V ) 1t _! N I iiiRi) Row; Sarah Porter, . strid Previtali, Sally Price, Sally R;isi.(). Karharyn Regan, Carol Rcifsnyder. I ' oLKiii Row: Snowdcn Reiners, Dana Reinschniidt, .Mine Rex, Ka Richards, Caroline Richardson, Foy Robcrson. FirrH Row: Grayson Rowlett, Linda Schwaab, Helen Scribner, Beverly Sharp, Jeanic Shaw, Leslie Smith. A NEW PERSPECTIVE... 49 ♦ ♦ ♦ First Row: Nivin Sinilcr, Pcgg Sorlcrn, . lil)c St;ul c, Lane Steele, Susan Strong, Eileen Stroud. Sf. :oni) Row: Alolly Sutherland, Vicky Ilionia, Toni I lumiiis, Mona Thornhill, Kyra Timkovsky, Lurlinc Tolbcrr. TmRf) Row: Connie Triplette, .Mary Anna Urban, jcjInnnL- ' in- son, .Minii ' ogt, Barney Walker, Harriet Wall. I ' oLRiii Row: Dana Wasson, Katherinc Watson, Katj- VVeinrich, Rebecca VX ' cllford, Janet West, Dabncy Williams. I ' ll III Row : Susan i c, Karlu W ' riulit, liarbara Younians, liiliet Young, H,,ll Zucighcr. Class of 1V65 not picilrki): lioiinie Chapman, .Margaret Cuthbert, Mary Duncan, Evelyn Graham, Elizabeth Hunt, Peggy Jane John- son, Peggy Jones, Joanne Galleher, Anne MacClintock, Sarah .Mc- Crady, Jane Moore, Xancy .Moss, .Margaret Rand, .Milbrc - Se- bring, Beatrice Totten, Katie Wood, .Mary A ' right. FIGHTING THE FABLED SLUMP . . . LIGHT-HEARTED LIVING 5° J iAiw O ' • ♦. ■ : ♦- ■ ' v-- ♦.. ♦ ' v ♦. ' ■ ♦■. ■ ♦- ■ ' ; ■. OFFICERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS I R. Jamks a. Rawi.kv and .Mrs. R uvi.f.i Ch ss Spuihois Emily Ward, vicc-prcsiiL ton, secretary. I ' rcsiJeiit: I);iis Bn kin, trccisiirer; Kath ' Jcihi •••♦■♦.•♦ ' A DEEPENING OF THOUGHTS FEELINGS, AND INTERESTS . . FiRSi ' Row: Gail Anderson, N.int Ami, K;itliic AiiKiKi, Nancy Banfield, .Martha Bcnn. 1 iiiRi) Row: l.ucinda Burr, Laurie deBuys, Ginny deBu s, (Christie (Haider, Betry Page Carlton. Si; :i S[) Row: liiuli.Uii lidlling. Anne lioolli, ( arol Bow en, Jane Hradlc ' , Susan BroUMin. I (11 Kin Row : Sluiia (Carroll, Alinii Coucli, Vicky Coxc, I I ' .ui (iullnrtson, I.ce Dauglitridgc. v w I p- V f r .■♦•-♦■■♦;•♦ . ■ •. . ♦■■ ' ■ I ' iKsr Rinv: Susan Dca-s , X ' irginia Del Green, .Mar - Duur, Alarih Dunhip. Second Row: Hl-Icii Dunn. Jutl - Dunn. Susan DucUc, Joscphii England. liinti) Row : . lar - E ajis. . nnc Evans. Alice Kales, .Mar - Fitzluigli. I ' m KiH R(i : Re n lloiance, lli aheth l- ' rcund, Nanc ' (iillics, Susan ( ;lasg(i . Junior delegation . . . Europe on .S5.()0 a day. X V JUNIORS 54 Iiior Riiw : l;ir (iixt-n, Kin Cirittitli. N.inc Hall, ' ir- K n . Iltiiiiltiiii. Aiin;i Ilarwooil. 1 iiiRi) Row: Harrier Houston, Kathleen Hsu, Claire Hughes, Joan Hullc -, I.ce Huston. Second Kow : Diane Hatch. I kili Hauii, Pani Ilellniuih. .Aprille Hire, Anne H(.ral . I ' oiKin Row: Peggy Ingham, Susan Jahn, .Mlison Jennings, Irances Johnson, Mollic Johnson. .. 4 ' V % I I 55 First Row: Kathy Johnston, Dana Kcllani, CaroK ri Kin- caid, Clarita de Konr, Pam Larson. Third Row: Betty AIcGuire, Frances .Mallur , Kate Roy iMassic, Elizabeth Alatheson, Joan iMoore. Second Row: Edith Lasher, Linda Lcc, Linda Long, Faith Low, Melody iMcCormick. FoiKiii Row : Biinnie Mount, Nancy Newell, Jackie Nichol- son, L nda C) erly, Carol n Pc -ton. -r:- . . V S 56 I ' iKsi Row: l li ;il)ctli Pidgcoii, Tina Plutr, Missy Kccdcr, I, niic Riley. Second Row: CJalc Rogers, {i.iil Rothidtk. Aim Sims, (iaii Sims. TiiiRi) Row: I. nne Smiih, Kailurine Snow, jo Ann Sodeii|uisr. K.itli- leen Stevenson. roiRiii Row: Stephanie Stokes, Dagniar Stoll, Sar.ili Strother, (Caroline Tate. ms  .s © i - -M-. jar J 1. vp i ' .oxc of the college JUNIORS 57 ■ • - . !vv! ■ ' CONFUSING COMBINATION FiRsi Row: ' cnd - Thdnins, Susan 1 linrndike, Margaret Tliouroii, Kranc ' cs Utlc . Second Row: Dona ' aii Arsdale, t ' .inilx Ward. Pat Whcclan, Karen Williams. I ' mRi) Row : .Susan ' illianis, Fcnn Writer, l. nn Yoiing Cla.ss of 1964 Nor picilkkd: Xanc - .■ er, Dais. - Bo kin. Barbara Doty, Carol Eckman, Fran Hanalian, Mary .Marsh, Betsy Stevens, .Margaret Street, Sharon ' an (;ieve, Jean Walker. Sweet Briar, Sweet Briar, flow cr fair JUNIORS v 58 OF SOPHISTICATION AND INSANITY . . . • •■♦. ' .• :• ' JUNIORS ABROAD Geraldine Baile - Ashton Barfield V J).irl):ir.i Burns Anne Clark Cornelia Clarke aura Dciiman Cafe all lair . . . morning metro to the university . . . haute cuisine or tish and chips . . . Michelin to help plan the da . . . maps and dictionaries . . . traveler ' s checks run- ning low . . . evenings on the Alster. ,Mar[ ur ' Mcigli Grace Alary Ciarry Minii Hcllier Elizabeth Kopper ' ci,i luCrau vv- AniK l.itle ■■ .« . • ■ JK ■ . ' ■ Alice Mackroth Pcimiiic Mcrciir .M;irsli;ill lctc;ilf Dciniia |(i Piarsdii Brilliant palatte of people and places . . . mosaic of small incites toward a fuller understanding . . . echoing friend- ships hriiiging all water to come . . . impressions for all the vears V Rosamond Sample I am a part of all that I have met, ' et all experience is an arch w here thro ' (ileams that untravel ' d w orlil whose margin fades l ' ' oi ' e ei- ami forever when I mo e. —Tciniysoii Wcmh Wilkeris ittic 6i • ' . i ' ■ -p +■ ( Cakol Dexmson Lnssic w ith rlic sparkling exes from the banks of Bonnie Ddon . . . Red-ini)ed diplomacy and Highland flings . . . jiilly good ... a spot of tea at half after . . . Ha c -ou seen the ' Hoo cr - I must clean my rcjom. . . . professor if proper Kngiish . . . cheerio! EXCHANGE STUDENTS Di i.i ' him: ue Pury i.a charmante Francaisc from Paris . . . teaching and learning . . . I ' rench Corridor ' s Casscll pla ing the game of English . . . campus c clist . . . definition of the univer- sity man— decadent Roman Emperor. Cros.s-countr for Christmas . . . faithful tourist of the Ho ci-y . . . Zutl alors. - ! Sc4 OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS } Mr. i) Mrs. Milan Hapaia Sponsors l, n (;.ili president. .rct.iry: l- ' iinch Harris, ircisiner; l)L iriny W ' .ird, IvcsiJeiit; Nikki Gricss, vice 64 Susan Ri kd Ai.i.xandi r C.hiirlcstoii, West Virgin ' ui 1 li;ir I exist is a pci|Hrual suiprisc wliicii is life. — Rabiihiranath Tagorc Matbeiihuics. Choir, Lil)rari;iii, Treasurer; Orientation; Sweet Briar News, Sports Editor; Athletic Ass )ciati )n, Head of Tennis; Chung .Munjr; Kreslinian Sho -; Senior Show; Class Comho. Jldhii Kav Alspavc;h Culinnhus. Ohio One song leads on to another, One Friend to another friend; So ril travel along With a friend and a song. -W. W. Gibson Biology. Choir; Freshman Show; Senior She Ji rr Ml N ROE Arnoi 1) Charlotte North Caroluia Brave, glorious you, facing disaster, or, as it is more commonly known as— .Monday— or multi- tudinous Tilka charms— or mental muscular co- ordination—or simply a fun-filled life of trauma. Psychology. Judicial Board; N.S.. . Coniminec; Orientation; World .-VtTairs Club; . ints and .Asses; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Yountr KcpuhMcans ( kih; Class Conilx). 1 65 SENIORS Nerissa Trowbriixjf, vo.m Baur Washington, D. C. Up the air mountain, Down the rushy glen We daren ' t go a-hunting For fear of little men. —Allingbtvn History of Art. Y.W.CA., Commission Head; May Court; Briar Patch; Branibler, Art Editor; Paint and Patches; Tau Phi, Treasurer; ' arsit ' Tennis; Varsity Hockey; Aints and Asses, Treasurer; Dean ' s List; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Freshman Fashion Show ; Ma - Day, Committee Head; Sym- posium Committee. Mary Elizabeth Beale Charles City, Virginia At a certain age Her heart put about Searcing the lost shores And heard the green birds singing From the other side of silence. —Laivrence Ferlinghetti Americciii History. Y.W.CA. ; Sweet Briar News; Briar Patch; Brambler; World Affairs Club; Freshman Show; Senior Show; May Day, Committee Head; Young Republi- cans Club. A DELE Ellis Beasley Houston, Texas Readv am I to go and my eagerness With sails full set Awaits the wind. —Kahlil Gibran Modern European History. Orientation; Sweet Briar Nez Junior Year in Spain; Freshman Show; Hispanic Society. 66 Marion Ellen Bi.hrens Mt. Vcnioii, Nciv Yorh A our . m lite is youi- rciiiplc nrnl iiur rcliijion; licncvcr you cnrcr into ir, r;ikc w irli nou ()ur nil. —Kirhlil (iihiwi English. Brm hlcr; Frcshiniiii Sliow ; Senior Sliow ; Hisp:inic Society; YAV.C.A. Jkssica Hfmis TexiTrkaiia, A rkansas Men of noble disposition think tlicniselvcs happiest hen others shiirc rhcir happiness w ith them. —Duncan History of An. Campus Chest Commit- tee; Ciuirch and Cliapel Committee; Aints and Asses; Freshman Show; May Court. Ann Caroline Benson Salem, Massachusetts I am waylaid b ' Bcaut -. Who will walk between nic and the cr ' - ing of the frogs? —Edna St. Vincent Millay Religion. Campus Chest Committee; Altar Committee; Senior Show; Sym- posium Committee; Senior Adviser. I 67 KaIHARIM, KiRKPAIRICK ni.AC;KKORT) BiniihigbiVii. A hihcniia Dc vin, dc pncsic (lu dc crni, a votrc guise. Mnis cni Tc - (ius. ' — Charles BiuuieLiIre French. Aiiirs :iiid Asses; Freshman Honors; Junior Year in France; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Freshman Fashion Show. Gail Ann Blanke Lakeii ' ood, Ohio AIeta Bours Bond Jacksomillc, Florida And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build an- other tower in the sky. —Kahlil Gibran Dm ihi. Sophomore Class, ' ice-Presi- dent; Symposium Committee; Q.V.; Paint and Patches; Tau Phi; Campus Chest Committee; Y.W.C.A., Commission Head; Freshman Show; Senior Show. A orld. ittlc foolery governs the —John Seidell Mcithcinaiics. Junior Class, Treasurer; Orientation; Briar P. tch, Engraving Editor; Church and Chapel Committee; Senior Show; Symposium Committee. I 68 SENIORS .May Foster Bowers Darieii, Coniwcticut Blessed arc tlii; who luuc the yitr of nuiking friends ... It in ul cs ni;in things, but above all, the pow er of going out of one ' s self, and appreciat- ing iiatc ci is noble and lo ing in another. — ' rboiiiiis Hiig bcs CbeiiiJslry. Social Coniniittcc; Choir; Sivcct Briar Neivs; rreshiiian Show; Senior Show; May Day, Committee Head. l.AURA Lee Lyons Brown FroipL ' ct, Kentucky We learn from our mistakes they sa -. .■ nd I ' m a living proof it ' s true . . . Fach year I ' m nearer perfect In tiie wild and foolish things I do. French. Orientation; Church and Chapel Committee; Senior Show; Young Republicans Club. K.vrHi.EEN PocNi) Caldwell Lookout Momitahi, Tennessee Fcir and softl - goes far. —Don Quixote Miithewjrics. Campus Chest Committee; Sivccr Briar .Vt ' Ui; N ' ocational Guidance Committee; World . ffairs Club; Church and Chapel Committee; Senior Show; Senior -Ad- viser. 69 • •• -•♦.• ••♦; ' ' V v  - SENIORS Carol Patricia Calkins Rochester, iVcir Yorl: Fu-Fu, alias Trud - Pearl . . . .Mistress of Quiet hours, housemother of Phi Kapps . . . lists of lists . . . Trust in dreams, for in them is hidden the gate to eternitw . . . —Kahlil Gibraii English. House President; Interelub Council; Choir; Orien- tation; Who s Who in American Colleges and Universities; ' arsit ' lacrosse, varsir - basketball; Bum Chums, President; Freshman Show; Senior Show; jMay Day, Committee Head. Lynx .Margarel Carol Rockville Centre, Neiv York Happiness is ... a sophisticated teenager . . . wet grass and summer dew ... an easy breeze in spring- dom ... a special way of feeling . . . serendipity. American History. N.S.A. Committee; Y.W.C.A.; Siveet Briar Ne-iis; Brambler; World Affairs Club; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Hispanic Society. S?r- Ann Bur ' ell Carter Niishville, Tennessee God permits industrious angels afternoons to play. —Emily Dickinson Modern European History. Judicial Board; May Court; Orientation; Dean ' s List; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Freshman Fashion Show; Young Republicans Club. 70 Angela Jean Casella High Bridge, Neii ' Jersey Love has power to gi c in a inoincnr w iiat c il can scarcely reach in an age. —Goethe History of Art. Bnnnhler: Pninr and Parches; Syracuse Semester in Italy; Krcslinian Show; Senior Show; Chung ViRGiNLA Willis Gates Atlanta, Georgia That indolent disagreeable con- dition of doing notiiing . . . steep thyself in a bowl of summertime. — Vergil Amcricjii History. Social Committee; .May Court, Crown Bearer; Orientation; S ' -iveet Bri.ir Nc ' ivs; Church and Chapel Committee; Treshman Show; Senior Show; Young Republicans Club. Carolyn Clark Pittsburgh, Pemisylvania Nothing is so difficult hut that it may be found our 1) - seeking. —Terence Chemistry. Junior Class, Secretary; Choir, Treasurer; Orientation; Briar Patch; P ' reshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Young Republicans Club. } Ann Stratford Clute Watkins Glen, Neii- York Ah, nuikc the most of w h;it c yet m-iv spend, Before e too intcj the Dust descend; Dust into Dust, and under Dust, to lie. Sans Wine, Sans Song, Sans Singer and— Sans Endl —Edxi ' iird Fitzgerald liitcmarioiml Affairs. Siveet Briar News; Briar Patch; Aiiits and Asses; Kreshni.iii Show. ' lRCaMA CORWIN Hinghivn, Massachusetts I must go down to the sea again, To the lonely sea and the sky, And all I ask is a tall ship. And a star to steer her by. -John Mase field Physics. Choir; Campus Chest Commit- tee; World Affairs Club; Curriculum Committee, Chairman; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Senior Adviser. Carol Crow i.f.y Sl aL-er Heights, Ohio Complacencies of the peignoir, and late coffee and oranges in a sunn - chair . . . ' — M ' allace Stevens SptViisb. Social Committee; Orientation; Tau Phi; Dance Club; Aints and Asses; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Junior Year in Spain; Senior Show; May Court. I ♦ • ♦ SENIORS Mary McXair Cu ' rrie Fayettevilk ' , North Caioliiia 1 he (irccn (iiii . . , the least hoiioriihlc historimi . . . l)ithciyi.lirh iMnihic, lyrical-hysterical scnccal tragedy ... In pain and love is compassion delivered ti ' oni the onil) of tiiith. Modern Eiiiopcui HisKjry. C;iinpus Chest Coniniittcc; Orientation; Briar Patch, Literary J ' ditor; World .Affairs ( liil); Tail Phi; ' arsity IJaskcthall; Chung Aliing; Senior Show ; Honors Plan of Stiuh ' ; Dean ' s List. . 1 KU) . l.K,l l)l AN fliiiiisburo, A ' c ' u.- Jersey Let our l)oat of life be light, packed with onl - w hat you need— a homely home and simple pleas- ures, one or t o friends, worth the name, someone to love and someone to love ou, a car, a dog, . . . enough to eat and enough to wear, and a little more than enough to drink; for thirst is a dangerous thing. —Jerome K. Jerome MMheiiMtics. Choir; Campus Chest Committee, Trca.surer; Briar P.vich, Sports Editor; Athletic Association, Head of Lacrosse; Varsity Hockey and Lacrosse; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Senior Adviser. CAtHIRlM lIlllN DriMAR Ne ' u: York City, Xeii- York I ha e a garden of m - o n. But so ith Roses overgrown, .And Lillies, that you would it guess To he a little wilderness. -A ndr eii- Marvel I Modern European History. Joint Council; Fire Chief; hiter- club Council; S ' a-ect Briar Ncu-s, Fditorial Board; Briar P. TCH, Editorial Staff; Paints and Patches; Chung .Mung; Aints and . ssc.s, the Illustrious One; Freshman Show; Sen- ior Show; .May Day, Committee Head; Symposium Com- mittee; Saccharine Thorne Gang. 73 - ' ; t SENIORS Christine Mary Devol Greejiwich, Connecticut A wind ' s in the heart of nic, a fire ' s at my heels. —John Masefield French. Sweet Briar News; Dean s List; Junior Year in France; Senior Show. Nancy Wiley Dixon Lyiichhiirg, Virginia A great man is sparing in words but prodigal in deeds . . . A true friend is a treasure. Psychology. Orientation; Briar Patch; Athletic Association, Head of Softball; Varsity Hockey; Freshman Honors; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Handbook and Key, Editor; Young Republicans Club; Hispanic Society, Vice-President. Di BORAH Ann Doherty Forest Hills, Neu York Cool sophistication suddcnl - dimpled by a summer shower of warnitli . . . w aterfall music . . . capriccio of dreams ... a whippoorwill dancing with its innocence, its intuition, its ideals, marveling at its own enchantment. Iincriiational Affairs. Paint and Patches; Tau Phi; Dance Club; Senior Show; Symposium Committee. 74 % ♦  ♦ ♦ ' . I.I Kll Ik KKF I.I HKICK Lisbon, Port!iv;iil Winsome ch;irm coupled itii creativity, albeit, an incorrigible dreamer. Sparkling vivacity grows be- neath an aura of serenity and poise. t ' Tencb. Aints and Asses; Junior c;ir in France; Senior Show; Hispanic Societ) ' . ; St SAN HlNSDELL E.NNS Fort Pierce, Florida Blessed are the forgetful: for they get the better even of their blunders . . . —Nietzsche Psychology. Dance Club; Senior Show. Aburwi SnAKON FrrzfiKRAi.D Toii-iiiidn, Pen US y hwiia I ' orsan et haec olim meminisse iu abit. -Verfril frcnck. Choir; Braniblcr; World Affairs Club; Junior Year in Trance; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Y.W.C.A. X J I 75 t • t t • Ei.iz.vKETH Ballard Flandkrs Civrolltoii. Georgiii The earth gazes at the inoun and wonders that she sliould ha e all hei- music in her smile. -A. C. Rt ' dfeni Psychology. Campus Chest Committee; iMay Court, May Queen; Orientation; Sii-eet Briar News; World Affairs Club; Chung iMung; Freshman Show; Senior Show; May Day, Committee Head; Hispanic Society; Saccharine Thome Gang; Harvest Festival Princess. .Mary Stevenson Fontaine CbatkiViK Nc ' ii- Jersey Oiu- common actions in realit - are simply the sackcloth covering which hides the cloth of gold . . . the meaning of the pattern. —Lawrence Diirrell FsycboloKy. Oricnration; Freshman Show; Senior Show. Jlllv Wariti ld Fori Nashville, Tennessee Good company and good dis- course arc the very sinews of vir- tue. —Izaac Walton History of Art. Judicial Board, Vice- Chairman; Campus Chest Committee, Chairman; Orientation; Who ' s Who in .4 ' inericcm Colleges and Universities; Aints and Asses; Q.V.; Senior Show; .May Day, Committee Head. 1 76 Carolyn Gabel Rochester, Xeii- Vorl: SENIORS Aiui rliiiilv iKit (III cm liirtcr rhc course of loxc, for lo c, if it tiiuis (iu worthy, directs your course. —Kahlil Gibraii Psycho-Sociology. Senior Class, Secretary; Social (Joiiiinir- ree; Choir; Orientation; World . ffairs ( lul); Freslinian Show; Senior Show; S niposiiini Committee; Senior .-Xd- iscr. X Llcktia Ann Cardnfr Saint Louis, Missouri They s;iid it couldn ' t be done. I ' sycholo y. Oriunt.itiim; World . ffairs (;lub; Paint Ani. Patches; Freshman Show ; Senior Show. FrLDKNCI W OODWOKtH (i Riiii e-Li-ood. .W- i- jersey I ' m going out to cic;ir tiic p;istin ' c spring; I ' ll only stop to rake the leaves away (And wait to watch tlic water clear, I nia ). I shan ' t be gone long.— dii conie. too. —R obert Frost Psychology. Orientation; .Athletic .Association, Head of Basketball, Riding; Riding Council; World .Affairs C:iiil); Church and C hapel Committee; ' arsit - Lacrosse, Basket- ball; Horse Show Team; Q. ' .; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Senior . d iser. 77 SENIORS Karex Gail Gill Manhasset, N iv York Love is ever tlie beginning of Knowledge, as fire is of light. —Thovhis Carlyle Mathematics. Sweet Briar News; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s Lisr; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Symposium Commit- tee; Young Republicans Club; N.S.A. Committee, Treas- urer; Senior Adviser; Phi Beta Kappa. Ja.xk Holms GooDKiiKiF, Chu ' ton. Missouri The true work of art is but a shadow of the divine perfection. —Micheliingelo Mntl.ietihnics. N. talif, Richard Griess Ciiiciiiiiati, Ohio And ho shall say- Whatever disenchantment follows— That we ever forget magic, Or that we can ever betray On this leaden earth, The apple tree, the singing, and the gold? —Thovhts Wolfe English. Senior Class, ' ice-President; Y.W.C.A.; Choir; Campus Chest Committee; Orientation; BraiMer, Business Manager; Q.V.; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Board of Pulilicitions, Secretary-Treasurer; Senior Adviser. 78 M AKY Ann CIrof r iN(;i r .S7. I i i!, MiiDh ' sota I liiiipincss is : slicl;cr on :i foilg) ' summer c1;iy. Govermiiuiit. House President; Q.V ' .; Dean ' s List; Freshman Show; Senior Show; iMay Day, Committee Head; Young Republicans Chil . Mary Alick Hammf.l Houston, Tcxiis And in the sweetness of friend- ship let there be laughter and shar- ing of pleasures. For in the dew of lirrlc things the heart finds its morning aiui is re- freshed. —Kahlil Gibran Ciovermnem. Sirect Briar Neivs; Bki. r Patch,- Brafubler; Aints and Asses; Freshman Show; Y.W.C.A.; Senior Show. Chakioitf. Kathi.kj ' .n Har ris i ' .hiirlottc. North Cnroliiia That which is you dwells above the mountains and roves with the witnl. —Kcihlil Gibran Mathematics. Senior Class, Treasurer; Y.W.C.A., Treasurer; Orientation; Chung iMung; Freshman Show; Senior Show; .May Day, Committee Head. I 79 ♦:, • ♦•,■ ♦- • .: . K ' ■■ ♦• : ■ J : ■ • ' j . ■ 4 i f ■ : Kaihfrinf Guion Haskell Richmond, I irj inia I,i c ;ill oil c;in; it ' s :i mistake not to. It doesn ' t so nuicii nuittcr w har ou do in particular so long as you have had } ' our life. If you ha en t liad that, v hat have you had.= —Henry Jaiiics English. Sii-ect Briar Neus; Athletic Association, Head of Lake; W)cational Guidance Committee; Curriculum Com- mittee; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Symposium Committee; Honors Plan of Study; Senior .Adviser; Y. ' .C.A. Jankt Hifstand Ciiichuhiti. Ohio Laughter is not at all a bad be- ginning for a friendship, and it is far tiic best ending for one. -Oscar Wilde America)! History. Campus Chest Com- mittee; Braiiibler; X ' arsity Hockey; Freshman Show; Senior Show. Sarah Ba irLE Hitch Atlanta, Georgia So poised bet een silence and speech suggests that at the center of confusic)n an inward music is just within reach. — ,1 (73 ' Sarton English. N.S.A., Chairman, Y.W.C.A., Commission Head; Interclub Council; May Court; Orientation; Boxwood Inn Committee; Briar Patch; World Affairs Club; Tau Phi; Senior Show; Symposium Committee, Co-Chairman. m 80 SENIORS Sarah Tlrnir Hut Wih niifrtoii, Deltjziwe I ' un gi cs you a torcihlc luig Aiui hiikcs the hiughrcr (Uir nf xou. ' ' Minhciii.nify. Oric-ru.itinii; lir.viililcr; ' ;irsity Basketball - CvMHiA Ann Hudbard ILiltimore, Maryland W live tnil to ilisco er heiuity. All else is ;i foi-m of siting. —Kahili Gib rail Govermncm. Iiircrclub ( oiineii; . Court, Sceptre- Bearer; Orientation; World Affaii ' s i ' Auh, President, Treas- urer; Paint and Patches, President, Treasurer; Dance Club; Freshman Show; Senior Show. r 1.1 I?l«) N I ItdHIS Amherst. Mrgiuia luirncstncss is reason tempered with entlnisiasni. Latin. Choir; Dean ' s List, Ireshman Show. 8i K ' : ♦-• .•♦. ♦. ' K ♦. ' f- ' f- ' t ' SENIORS Julia x nn Hum Charlotte, North Cnroliim Over the piano was printed a notice: Please do not shoot the pianist: He is doing his best. -Osmr Wilde Music. Interclub Council; Choir; May Court, Garland Bearer; Sweet Briar News, Music Editor; Briar Patch, Editorial Staff; Tau Phi; Freshman Show; Senior Show, Mu- sical Director; Sweet Tones, President; May Day, Commit- tee Head; Freshman Fasiuon Show; Class Combo. N ' iRGiNiA Lee Joachlm Miinhasset, Netr York For yesterday is but a Dream And tomorrow is only a Vision; But Today well lived makes Every Yesterday a Dream of Happiness, And every Tomorrow a Vision of Hope. Look w ' cll therefore to this Day ! Govermiient. Student Government Association, Secretary; Y.W.C.A., Commission Head; Interclub Council; Student Development Fund, Chairman; Orientation; Sweet Briar News; World Affairs Club; Paint and Patches; Tau Phi; Vho ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Q.V.; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Junior Honors; Freshman Show; Senior Show; May Day, Commit- tee Head; Manson .Memorial Scholar; Emilye Watts McVea Scholar; Rules Committee. Suzanne n Dyke Jones Rochester, Ne-u York The inner half of every cloud Is bright and shining; I therefore turn my clouds about And alwa s wear them inside out To show tlic lining. —Ellen Thoriiey craft Fowler American History. Judicial Board, Secretary; House Presi- dent; Orientation; Sweet Briar News; Church and Chapel Committee; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities; Bum Chum; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Young Republicans Club. 8i Asm I amk)i I ' M Kindig Young Kiflrii oihi, I iririuja A truly elegant taste is generally accompanied with excellence of heart. French. Sv:cet Brutr Neivs; May Court; Campus Chest Com- niirtcc; lirjmbler. Bonnie Campbell King York, Maine Quo usque tandem . . . ' archeol- ogy without skeletonsl . . . Sprech- en sie italiano o torse tedesco? . . . but I like people! Latin. Junior Year in Italy. Lalkind.v ' inson King Greensboro, North Carolina It takes all sorts of in ami out- door schooling To get adapted to my kind of fooling. —Robert Frost Modern Eiirope.vi History. Student Government Association, President; Joint Council .Member; Briar P. tch, Editor; Church and Chapel Committee; iVho ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Aints and Asses; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Junior Honors; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Saccharine Thome Gang. } 83 r 4 4 t 4  it ' • ■ V ' ♦ V • ' Leila Anne Kucewicz Bridgeport, West ' irgiiiia Stella, lion piioi fallirc al glorioso Sequi tua porto . . . ' -Dante Modern L vii iui cs. Y.W.C.A., President; Intcrclub Coun- cil; Choir; X ' ocadonal Guidance Committee, Chairman; World Affairs Club, Secretary; Church and Chapel Com- mittee; Who ' s ]rho ill Americivn Colleges and Universities; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Senior Adviser. Anne Browning Leavell Ckarlottesvilk, Virginia Never can ni nmrral days con- tain to the full all that I have thought and felt, gained and given, Hstened to and uttered. —Rabindraiiatl:i Tagore Mdti eniatics. Judicial Board; Freshman Class, President; Social Committee; Y.W.C.A., Commission Head; Orienta- tion; Tau Phi; WI:o ' s Wloo in Aviericmi Colleges and Universities; Varsity Hockey; Q.V.; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Junior Honors; Junior Year at St. Andrews; College Bowl, Student Chair- man; Phi Beta Kappa; S ' mposium Com- mittee. Lucy Boyd Lemon Roanoke, Virmnia For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. —Kabul Gibran Modern European History. Y.W.C.A.; Student Development Fund, Secretary- Treasurer; Orientation; Briar Patch, Editorial Staff; Freshman Show; Senior Show. H 84 SENIORS Cynthia Iji i i n I.imncsiom Washington, ). C 1 will not follow w Ik ' ic the p.ith nun lead, liut I will go where there is no p;irh. ;iiul I will le;i c ;i trail. —Miiiicl Strode French. Orientation; Aints and Asses; rrcsliiiian Iloiiuis; Junior Vcar in I ' ranco; rrcshnian Siiow; Senior Sliow; N.S.A., Treasurer. .Marv Chi NALLi AkCi.uRK . oiiisvillc, Kentucky Honest i ' ;iii ;is ;i iiKin w ithoiir selt-pir . Kindness as large - nd plain as a prairie -wind. —Stephen Vincent Bend Fsychology. Judieial Board; Social Committee; Orientation; Bum Chums; Freshman Honors; Kreshman Show; Senior Show; May Day, Conunittec Head; Freshman Fashion Show; May Court; l hi Ikta Kappa. U KKII I RuHMOM) McCidKMK K iVfU ' Hope. I ' eiiiis li ii ij I lappiness is four friends in a sandbox building castles— with a giggle. European History. Student Go crnmcnt Association, Vice- President; House President; Y.W.C.. .; Intcrclub Council; Orientation; Sit ' t ' ef Briar Neivs, Photography Editor; Bkiar P. TCH, Editorial Staff; Athletic As.sociation, Head of Hockey, Riding Council; World Affairs Club; If ' . ' oV ri:o in Aviericaii Collef es and Universities; ' arsit ' Hocke) ; Riding Team, Captain; Bum Chums; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Young Republicans Club; Lectures and Concerts Committee. 85 '  SENIORS Nancy Boyd McDowell Chcnvbersbiirg, Pennsylvcinia The obvious is tii;it w iiich is never seen until some- one expresses it clearl -. —Kahlil Gibran Gover i !ent. Athletic Association, Head of Riding; Riding Council; World Affairs Club; Horse Show Team; Young Republicans Club. Rachel Dillon McHugh Brecksville, Ohio And as I was green and carefree, Famous among barns . . . Time let me play and be Golden in the mercy of his means. —Dylan Thomas History of Art. Freshman Class, Treasurer; Sophomore Class, President; World Affairs Club; Tau Phi; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Junior Year in Germany; Senior Show. iMargaret Helen MacKenzie Walliiigford, Connecticut How useless tiiat wc drudged at math ' til sore: For two plus two no longer equals four. —Diane Hatch Matl:evmtics. Choir; Orientation; Athletic Association, President, Treasurer; Varsit - Hockey, Basketball, Lacrosse; Dean ' s List; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Lake Council. 86 Cynthia Jvas .McRae Mobile, Alabama These ;irc my druwsy m .un I ild now ;ike to sleep iig;iiii— To he gracious ;iiul charming in all situations is the ciiitomc of hospitality. Sociology. Choir; Dean ' s List; Senior Show. Martha Keitt Matheson Siinbtiry, Fennsylvania 1 hen Scotland ' s dales and Scot- land ' s vales And Scotlands hills for mc; I ' ll drink a cup to Scotland yet, a ' the honours thru. -Henry Scott Riddcll Matbeiiiatics. Campus Chest Committee; Tau Phi; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Junior Year at St. .Andrews; Freshman Show; Senior Show. Martha Tucker A ' I. ttern Salevi, Virginia Woman would rather be right than reasonable. —Ogden Nash Physics. Choir; Paint and Patches; Fresh- man Show; Senior Show; .May Day, (Committee Head. V n 87 Jean Gram Meyer CediV Grave, Ne i ' Jersey I A ' ould be the least among nicii ith dreams and the desire to fulhll them, rather than the greatest vith no dreams and no desires. —Kahlil Gibran Biology. Y.W.C.A.; Sn-eer Briar News; Braiiibler; Church and Chapel Committee; Dean ' s List; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Senior Adviser; Phi Beta Kappa. Mary Louise iMorton Washington, D. C. True merit is Hk e a river: The deeper it is, the less noise it makes. —Lord Halifax Miithcvmtics. Y. V.C.A.; Campus Chest, Secretary; Orientation; Dean ' s List; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Hispanic Societ} ' ; Senior Adviser; Phi Beta Kappa. Joan Xf.w hall Fort ]f ' inhi ii toi , Fenusylvanici What is man but a question? He is here for that— for asking honest, bold questions and humbly waiting for answers. Not asking boldly enough— and giving oneself flatter- ing answers, rliat is the somxe of ail error. —Racbel i in Hagen Government. Frshman Class, Secretary; House President; Y.W.C.A., Vice-Presi- dent, Commission Head; V ' ocational Ciuidance Committee; Church and Chapel Committee; X ' arsity Hockey, Basketball, Lacrosse; Bum Chums, Treas- urer; Dean ' s List; Senior Show; Senior Adviser; Phi Beta Kappa. m ' ' ' il 88 SENIORS Xancv Love Xix Meyersville, Xeiv Jersey It ' s wlicii you gi c of yourself that ( u tiulv give. Mathematics. V.VV.C.A.; Sixcet Briar News, Exchange Edi- tor; Briar Patch; Senior Show; May Day, Committee Hc;ui. ! ' ■ ' IJlil NoiAM) Siiiiit Louis. Missouri A kind heart is a fountain of gladness making everything in its vicinit - freshen into smiles. — Wasbiiiirtoii Irviiiii, Psychology. Campus Chest Committee; . hiy Ct)urt; IJkhk P. TCH, Editorial Staff; Varsity Hockey, BasketbaU, La- crosse; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Freshman Fashion Show; Yount; Rcinil)hcans Club. N. .NCY Lea Oshokne West Orange, Neij: Jersey Poets are always asking where do the little roses go underneath the snt) but no one ever thinks to say w here do the little insects stay. —Don .Marqtiis Sociology. Social Committee; Interclub Council; Student Development Fund Conmiittee; Sweet Briar News, Business .Manager; ' ocational Guidance Committee; ' arsity La- crosse; Chung .Mung; Senior Show; Board of Publications, Chairman; Senior .Adviser. 89 t t f t 0-4 • t t f ' ' -V ' i ■ • . SENIORS Lucy Shirley Otis Wynne Wood, Pevvsyhaiiiii Lucifer in a cloak of innocence . . . incurable diag- nostician . . . delightful naivete. Psychology. Campus Chest Committee; Orientation; Box- wood Inn Committee; Sweet Briar News; Briar Patch; ocational Guidance Committee; Dean ' s List; Freshman Show; Senior Show. Ruth Burnett Pa.mpi.in Greenville, South Caroliim Travel, trouble, music, art, A kiss, a frock, a rhyme, I never said they feed my heart. But still they pass my time. —Dorothy Parker English. Choir; Boxwood Inn Committee; Bum Chums, Sec- retary; Freshman Show, Producer; Senior Show; Song Lead- er; Symposium Committee; Class Combo; Rules Committee. _ Elizabeth Williamson Parker Franklin, Virginia Serenity ruffled by love of life. English. Judicial Board, Chairman; Junior Class, President; Choir, Librarian; Tau Phi; Church and Chapel Committee; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Var- sity Hockey, Basketball, Tennis; Q.V.; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Class Combo; Freshman Council; Honors Plan of Studv. 90 ri:.Ml ER. . CE BURWKIL ParKKR Heiiiicrsoii, North Carolina W hitii ot us is not Forever a stranger and alone? A waste of loss, in tlie liot mazes, lost, among bright stars on this most ear - unbriglit cinder, lost! —Thouhis Wolfe English. House President; Choir; Orientation; Sivect Briar News, Feature Editor; Briar Patch, Editorial Staff; Brcnnh- ler; World Affairs Club; Curriculum Committee; Q.V ' .; Freshman Honors; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Sweet Tones; Song Leader; Rules Commirrcc; Saccharine Thome Gang; Class Combo. X Anne Stewart Pinckney Richmond, Virginia Happiness to nic, lies in strercli- ing to the fartlicst boundaries of w liich w c arc capable, the resources of the mind and lieart. —Leo Rosten French. Social Committee, Treasurer; Curriculum Committee; Senior Show; Senior Adviser; Dean ' s List. Irene Angelika Pschorr New York, Neiv York To live, to err, to fall, to triumph, to ix ' crcate life out of life! —James Joyce History of Art. Orientation; Sivect Briar Xeivs, .Art Editor; BRr R Patch, Editor; Tau Phi; Freshman Show; Senior Show; .May Oaj ' , Committee Head; Symposium Committee; Intercollegiate . rt Show. ) t 9 t t  ' • ' V 9 • ' Harrikt Ff:ssi:M)i ' N Rkese Art is niiin ' s ;in:rc; Nature is Cod ' s art. -Fhilip Bailey AiiicriCiii! St iJies. Campus Chest Committee; Student Devel- opment Fund Committee; Sweet Briar Neics; World Affairs Club; ' arsit ' Hockey; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Y.W.C.A.; Senior Adviser; Dean ' s List. Eii.i r Renf.e Regen Scctrsdale, New York To be among art, if it is an escape, ... is an escape into luring, Escape from a sordid ■world into a pure one . . . Remoteness I lia c al a -s longed for. I want a world w here the form is tlie rcalit . Of hich the substantial is onh a shadow. ' -T. S. Eliot Psycbo-sociology. Interclub Council; Choir; Student Development Fund Com- mittee; Orientation; Siveet Briar News, Art Editor; Chung Mung, President; Dean ' s List; Freshman Show; Senior Show; .May Court. Linda We.myss Reiersox Fredericksburg, I ' irginia All her hours were vellow sands, Blown in foolish horls and tassels. Slipping warmly through iier hands Patted into little castles. —Dorothy Parker English. Junior Year in Scotland; Briar Patch, Literary Staff; Honors Plan of Study; Freshman Show. m 9x ♦ ' ••%■♦♦■•♦ ■• - , •  m SENIORS Nancy Louisk Robf.rts Richiiioinl. I irgiiiia She li;is the silence of the se;i, the noise of tiic enrtii, ;ini.i the music of tlic ;iir. —Knhijidraiinih Tagurc International Affairs. Choir; Campus Chest Committee; Orientation; Sweet Briar News, Editorial Board; Briau P.vrcH, Editorial Staff; World Affairs Club; I ' rcshnian Show; Senior Show. Barbara CIene Rockefeller Broiixvillc, Nc i- Yorh Two ro;ids diverged in n (iod, und I Took the one less tnivclcd by. And that has made all the difference. — Robert Frost Spanish. Judicial Board; freshman Class, ' ice-Presidcnt; House President; Who ' s l ' ho in American Colleges an J Universities; Freshman Honors; Junior Year in Spain; Freshman Show; Senior Show. Na.Nc. I.AM, RoCERS Clinton, Neiv York . depth of indi idiialit flamed with emotions; . nio.saic of moods tinged w ith understanding. History of .-irt. World Affairs (;iul); S Tacusc Semester in Italv; Senior Show. 93 ♦ 4 4  t ' . ' ♦-■♦ ♦; : K ■ ' ' -, t; : K ' ♦- ' ' y -40  4 4- 4 ' 4, 1 ♦•_ SENIORS Sar. Lynn ' e Schradin Cinc ' mnatK Ohio All in green w ent my loxc riding on a great horse of gold into the silver moon. —E. E. Cimmi ' mgs English. Sophomore Class, Secretary; Choir; Briar Patch; Freshman Honors; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Sweet Tones; Symposium Committee; Senior Adviser; May Court; Y.W.C.A. Nancy Elizabeth Lark Schulze Greenville, South Caroliini I lived with visions for my company Instead of men and woman, years ago, And found them gentle mates, nor thought to know A sweeter music than the ' played to me. —Elizabeth Barrett Browning English. Sweet Briar News; Briar Patch; Brambler; Fresh- man Honors; Dean ' s List; Junior Honors; Freshman Show; Symposium Committee; Board of PubHcations; Finance Committee; Phi Beta Kappa. Slsan Lek Sc;orr Toivson, Maryland ()nl once have I been made mute- It as hen a man asked me Who are you. —Kahlil Gibran Spanish. Campus Chest Committee; Orientation; World Affairs Club, Vice-President; Paint and Patches; Dance Club; Dean ' s List; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Class Combo; Hispanic Society, Secretary; Senior Adviser; May Court. 94 ♦ % ♦ ♦•♦« :♦ ••« 1- • ■ ♦ I.I I I n M ARSHAI.I, Skinm ' r orrl?l rooL Illinois y candle hiiiiis at hotli ends; It will not last tlie niglif; But ah, my foes, and oh, niy friends- It gives a 1() el light. —Edna St. Vincent Millay l)r.v hi. Interclub (Council; Su-eet Briar News; BriViibler; World Affairs Club; Paint and Patches; Tau Phi, President; Dance Club; Freshman Honors; Dean ' s List; Junior Honors; I ' rcshnian Show, Director; Senior Show, Director; Sym- posium Committee; Phi Heta Kappa. Ti DfEtt. ' Anne S.mith Skaneateles, eiv York I have the feeling that once I am at home again I shall need to sleep three weeks on end to get rested from the rest I ' ve had. —Thomas Mann French. Boxwood Inn Committee; Dean ' s List; Junior Year in France; Freshman Show; Senior Show. M. RY Elizabeth Stanly Jacksonville, Florida ou cannot laugh and be unkind at the same time. Religion. Campus Chest Committee; Orientation; Ch urch and Chapel Com- mittee; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Senior Adviser. i jk 95 4 4 Rlth Ali.isox Stf.mmons ).t j.v, Tf.vjy Ihc gl )r - of music, the bcaiitv of song. Latin. Co-Chairnuii of Cliristnias Bazaar; Y.W.C.A., Vice- President; Choir, Head; Sweet Briar News; Briar Patch,- Altar Committee; Freshman Show; Senior Show. i Christine Anxe Strous Wcsfiiwiiiit, CcTi ada Nature w itliin licr utmost self divides To trouble men ith liaving to take sides. —Robert Frost Pl:ysics. Social Cumniittcc, Chairman; May Court; Orientation; Sweet Briar News, Photography Editor; Paint and Patches, Secretary; Dance Club; Bum Chums; Freshman Show; Senior Show. Rarbar. Jane Sullivan Htii tiiiii toi!, Ne-n ' York But if in your thought you must measure time into seasons, let each season encircle all the other seasons, and let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. —Kahlil Gibran Spanisl?. Choir; Church and Chapel Com- mittee; Junior Year in Spain; F ' rcshman Show; Senior Show; Sweet Tones; His- panic Socict} ' , President. m 96 SENIORS Mariha Ann Swki: Sii; Antonio. Tc.wis iul still c l.iuyli And srill c iim Aiui still c rliriiw (iiiis(.l cs upon l(i c ' s lioiits hiu ir is clccpcr .inJ niiit ' li Liter rli;iii c thinlv. - Li7ii-rei!ce FcrUiiirbctti Psychology. Junior Class, X ' icc-Prcsidcnt; Social Committee; Orientation; Aints and Asses; rreslmum Show; Senior Slioxx ; M.n l)a , Coniniittec Head; Saccliariiie 1 liorne (ianu. St SAN Jl it K j: N Louisville, K eiitiich v A sinylc sutil)c:ini is ciiDiigli tn tiri c ;i ;i - m;in sh;id() s. ' - StaDofd History of Art. . ' .C.. .; Sivect liriar Xczi ' s; Aints and Asses; Freshman Sliow ; Senior Show; Saccharine Thorne Gang. Al WIN! 1 , NNI I Kill NOK Sciirsilnlc. Sen York I feci there is ;in ;ingel in me w hum I ;im f()iisr;infl shocking. —Jciiii Coctcaii Drmiiii. Paint and Patches; Senior Show; Sjniposiuni Com- mittee; Hispanic Society, Secretary. 97 VV J ' V. SENIORS Margaret Kimball Tilgh,nl n Richvwnd, Virginia Surely tlicre is no greater gift to a man tiian that hich turns all his aims into parciiing lips and all life into a fountain. —Knhlil Gibraii History of Music. Student Government Association, Treas- urer; Choir; Orientation; Freshman Show; Senior Show; May Day, Committee Head; Symposium Committee. Sll Wakk.nl n Farquhar Fort Lauderdale, Florida I ' m nobody! Who arc ou? Are you nobody, too? Then there ' s a pair of us— don ' t tell! The ' d banish us, vou know. —Emily Dickinson h ' reiich. Krcshiiian Honors; Dean ' s List; Junior Honors; Junior Year in France; Freshman Show; Senior Show; His- panic Societ ' , Secretary; Phi Beta Kappa. Mak ! Dfarinc; Ward Richmond, Virginia ' mf A little nonsense now and then. Is relished by the wisest men. —Anonyvwus Physics. Senior Class, President; N.S.A., Chairman; Inter- club Council; Boxwood Inn Committee; World Affairs Club; Tau Phi; Who ' s Who in Aniericm Colleges and Uni- versities; Dance Club, President; Q.V.; Freshman Honors; Senior Show; May Day, Committee Head; Symposium Com- mittee. 98 % ♦ ' •• ,t ' ♦. ♦- Sarah Ei.i.en XVhitf.nk.r Cbiipcl Hill, Xorth C.aroVuia A storm in ;i rcnciip. Modern European History. Oricntatidii; Worlil Affairs Club; Paint and Patclics; I ' Vc-slinian Show; ScJiior Sliow; Senior Adviser; Dean ' s List. I.IONORA Al lil(;isi WlKSWO Amherst, Virginia Bliss was ir in tlint daw n to be alive, Hut to be young was very Heaven! —WillicvDi Wordsivorth Enf lish. Interclul) Council; I- reshman Honors; Handbook and Key, Business Manager; Board of Publicarions, Chair- man; Senior Ad iscr; Phi Hera Kappa. Paula Rt ih Wikizman Fittshiirirh, Fciinsykwiia Culture is the study of perfec- tion, and looks beyond machinery and coal; hates hatred and all sham; has one great pa.ssion, the passion for sweetness and light. -Mattbc-iv An ohi hneniational Relations. Y.VV.C.A.; Siveet Briar News, .Managing Editor; Briar P.vrcH; Brambler; Curriculum Commit- tee; Dance Club; Freshman Show; Senior Show; May Day, Committee Head; Sen- ior Adviser. I 99 ?. ' , T Elizabkth Lie Wood Szveet Briar. Vhi inui ■ ' I ;im a l(i cr and lia c nnr found my tliiny to lo ' e. —Sherii-ood A udcrsoii Religion. V.W ' .C.A., Ci)iiimissii)n Head; Campus Chest Com- mittee; Orientation; Altar Committee; Church and Chapel Committee; Dance Club; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Young Republicans Club. Xancv Win iKiM.FK Wood .Moiitclair. Nevj Jersey I cnt to the A oods because I w ishcd to li c deliberately, to front onK the essential facts of life, and sec if I could not learn what it had to teach, and nor, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. —Henry David Thoreaii Religion. Y.W.C.A., Commission Head. Class Representative; Campus Chest Committee; Orientation; Varsity Hockey, Tennis, Basketball; Bum Chums; Dean ' s List; Freshman Show; Senior Show; Sen- ior Ad iscr; Phi Beta Kappa. J. NE Y.AROLEY Chatha , Virginia Now and then we had a hope that if c lived and were good, God would permit us to be pirates. —Mark Tivaiii English. Orientation; ' ocational Guid- ance Committee; Church and Chapel Committee; Chung Alung, Treasurer; Aints and Asses; Senior Show; Freshman Fashion Show. ) . . A  V f ' ; 4- SENIORS Sali.if Hadkn Yon St. Albans, Nciv York )ur It is w is- It IS iKit w isJdiii iinl ti) he w isc dttu] ro lii.lii ' (. ' rlic hcMiT. -dcorirC S,tl t,-l ' ill il British History. W v. P i(ii, liusiiuss l.in;igcr; World Affairs Club; (.urriciiluiii Cdininirttc; I ' lcslinuin Honors; Dean ' s List; l- ' ri-sliiiKin Show; Stnior Shcnv , I ,;il c (. ' (iimcll: Phi Beta Kappa. GRADUAIINC Willi Spencer Drunilielkr, Am Miller, Kate Wclih RausJ nil ' CLASS OF 1963: Kathryn c Parr - Ellice, Barbara Vocuni •lie, Alyr.i Silverberg. EXPKCTKI) TO GRADUATE WITH THE CLASS OF !%.!: N ' irginia Ready .McKeel, Melissa Lolir Randolph, Frances Graham Robcrson, 01i e Wilson Robinson, Ann Funkhouser Strite. Emissaries of Intellec- tual curiosity . . . sound learning and mature judge- ments . , . stoics while studying ...peacocks In diamonds. Rivaling Broadway in 60 ' s unforget- table ' Damn Yan- kees . 63 ' s ncore with Finian s Rainbow. BJack-rc )bed authority playing the clown . . . 103 •♦•♦ ' • : ' .•♦■• • 1 -♦-♦;• Proficient with a brew — at least three, tor some four i JfT For masters of the trade, Quite a few more. --- |(B(D(1 U Paths winding north and south to all points of gaiety . . . • •♦  ♦ ♦ Love of the unique and exal+ed, and the simpler things as well . . . Impatient readiness to meet fomorrow with an incurable affection for Sweet Briar . . . 105 c Jc Jw THIS YEAR « . A i i A  •  • . J ' A ' , ' s T T. T... T« - -.v. Jf ;! If 5 ir l '  - ' !• ' j ' •-■ -  ■  BALANCE AND Alercc Cunningham . . . The culchrntcd avunt-gm-dc artist of modern dance and his companx- . . . an explora- tion of time and space in a new fashion . . . stunning musical direction l) - John Cage, the oung modern composer. BEAUTY... . . . . the frost iind the bouglis of the pinetrees crusted w itii snow . . . tlic sound of a few leaves, w hicli is the sound of the huid full of the same w ind . . . — Wallace Stevens The two weeks of Christmas . . . festive anticipa- tion mingled with academic chaos . . . carols and calories by candlelight . . . The .Messiah . . . A Christmas Carol . . . Jingle Inn . . . The Bazaar— countless indecisions— treasures in lihhoiis and wrappings . . . sunrise serenade of sweet tones — I ' ll be home for Chrismias. 109 t i t f J 4  ♦ ENRICHING OUR EXPERIENCE Classical actress . . . portrayal of the vengeful and schem- ing Lady Alacbctii . . . evidence of careful study and thoughtful interpretation. - ' J J '  . ♦♦•♦••♦ ♦ I he N ' crlicrlaiuis Chamber Orchestra . . . s niphonic syncopation . . . harmonv- of r ent -three strings . . . inspiring interpreta- tion of baroque and modern works. Kenneth Amada . . . aspiring, ' oung international performer . . . Rralinis and Beethoven, (:h(.[)in and ProkotietT . . . counterpoint of black and white. • ■ ■ ■■ ■ • ' ■. f. Donizetti ' s delicious opera Iniffa, The Elixir of Love, presented by The Cameo Opera Company . . . delightful and sparkling . . . Love potions are not to be taken lightlv. THE WIDE AND UNIVERSAL THEATER A universe suddenl - deprived if its illusions . . . FaiiU and Patches production of Waiting for Godot — What are e doing here, that is the question. And e .UL lilcsscd in tills, that w c happen to know tlic answer. es, m this immense confusion one thing alone is clear. We are waiting for Godot to come—. i ' ! V !■ iJ . ' . ' J- : . ■ g ag H : An c pl;uv,iri(iii ot ' the ixhitimis licrw i.(.n the deepest luimnii convicrions :iiui the nieniis tlirough w liicli tlicy are expressed. SYMPOSIUM: RELIGION AND THE ARTS The Echoes of Their Words Resounding Within Our Minds -ft jfe ' 3tB BIV CiioKdt. Boas Art niid .l j(( V ' ' tv.fr ' S ' EUiiEHlfiHK Fi.ANMKY O ' Connor Novelist ivni Believer fk2 G Kw(K Stami 1 loi ' i ' i li The Stones of Sisyphus Ja.mks Swf.eney Vision cind Image . t • ' !! John CrARDi Poetry and Religion In(;m K l?i r(;. ian ' s The Seventli Seal ■j and ' ild Straw berries ' f ' ■•I H HP H H Samlti. RrcKirr ' s airing tor Godot ■ Piano Concert: Ircn Marik. John Ranck Llcili: I ' l RNt.K I3ance and Clioir Concert 4 f t i i ■• - • ' • . . ' -♦. ■ . FLOODTIDE OF THOUGHTS The absolutes sought by the inquiring mind are to be found in compressed in- stances of universal order, instances pro- jected by artistic forms and understood by those who dare to challenge and to believe.  Art is an integral part of realit - as sticks and stones. It is not a retreat from life. — T. T. Sii-eevey vs r iiiBBar S:i ? l yluAa Q{ A Z i4 ' Afy44 EXECUTIVE BOARD StAiLu; Pat Calkins, .Mel Freese, Carol Cole, Chris Strous, Alandy McCormick, Mary Duer, Laurinda King, Joann Soderquist, Virginia Del Greco, Sarah Porter, Helen Dunn, .Miss - Reedcr. Siaxding: Sue Jones. Jackie Nicholson, Sarah Hitch, Susan Glasgow, Brcnda Muling- haus. Democratic working of student opinion . . . Sponsoring speakers and debates . . . Question . . . Monday night meetings . . . AMiistles . . . Broadening interests and channeling queries . . . Community Christmas and summer sale . . . Be- lieving that there is dignity and lionor in student go ernnient. ; ' J ' i ' A 2 I ' ■ i ' ' ' i «? ? , ' ■ ■ •• JUDICIAL BOARD Honor and individual responsil)ilir - . . . To weigh and iiUL-rprct ... 1 licrchy a.ssunic my obligation . . . The woirh of one ' s woixi . . . The spirit ami riic Icrrcr . . . ' ■ ' c hold these truths to be self evident. IirTSV PARKFR Skaikd: ' irt;iiii;i Williams. Libba Hunger, Ka - Knopf, Anne Marg Hiiiliiands. Caroline Tate. Courtney Stevenson. St.anding: Leavell, Julia Fort. Bcfs - Parker. I ee Huston, I5arl)ara Rockefeller. Josephine I ' nijlanil. .•♦, ♦v ' f fv . PHI BETA KAPPA First Rmv: Ann Lc.ncll, Nancy Wood, Joanic New hall. Lark Schulzc. Second Row: Chenault McClure, .Mary Lou Morton , Leonora Wikswo, Virginia Joachim. Third Row: Tish Skinner, Karen Gill, Sallie Yon. Not Pictured: Laurinda King, Jean .Mc cr. Highest academic honor . . . a golden key, an opening gate, a broadening path . . . Un- derstanding, not merely kno ledge . . . the quest for essentials . . . To follow know ledge, like a sinking star, he ' ond the utmost bound of human thought. JUNIOR HONORS Two years of scholastic achievement . . . dark dresses and white ribbons . . . an- nouncement at opening con- vocation . . . The Esoteric Eight . . . Success treads on every right step. .Mary Litzhugh, LIclcn Dunn, Susan (ilasgc) , J.ickic Nicholsun 118 n i FRESHMAN HONORS n o I ' lRsr Row: Donii;! hirtin, S;illic Wcit .cl, Kiitli Scliiniilr, Sus:in Bidwn, Jiul - Muiuly. R.il) Willis, CJcorgi;! (;r:ili;im. Skcond Row: Nell Tlioiiipson, Jiui - Hartliold. .Marilyn (Jarabrant, AlLTciiith AKlrifh, Ann Drchcr. Nor Pictirei): Dorothea C ampbcll, Q-ntliia Coftin, Katie l- ' ritcliL-tf. Sall - Ihoinas, Ann W ' ithinuton. riic best of the new . . . Illinois C oinocMtion — ap- plausc :ind infcnri c . . . out- stantling first semester . . . honor tor achievement— tlie beginning of future gain . . , Seek not the ticpths of your knowledge with staff ant! sounding line. ACADEMIC HONORS I lonors plan of stud . . . aw esome iiiiiependence . . . SocnuicN of the stacks . . . Manson Scholar and l.niiiy Watts .Mc ea Scholars . . . The best of the old . . . w ith high and highest honors— goal for graduation. Seated: Joan Messenger, irginia Joachim. Katherinc Haskell, McXair Currie, I.aurinda Kine. Betsy Parker. Standing: .Marj Duer, Joan Hullcy. 1 ff, -i f ' _ • -r ■+■ • . iV,.n !- ' A. . ' .A AJ .a :■ TAU PHI Robes of black . . . Intellec- tual enthusiasm and curiosity . . . readings and discussions . . . Sunda night Socratics . . . banquets . . . running rivalry with Chung Alungs . . . At the same time that we are earnest to explore and learn all things, we require that all things be mysterious and un- explorablc. AtilifiW ' t 4 ' ' if ' f 1 « f First Row: Irene Pschorr, Tish Skinner, Katli ' Hsu. Secdnu Row: ' irginia Joachim, .Mar Duer, Rusty McHugh, Judy Dunn, .McNair Curric, Julia Hunt. Third Row: Anne Leavclk Nerissa vom Baur, Deborah Doherty, Sarah Hitch, Gail Blanke, Ahce Fales, Keitc .Mathcson. CHUNG MUNGS Mysterious and sheeted . . . The Ghostly Thirteen . . . May Day Softball game . . . Haunts of high intellect . . . Black-robed ri als . . . Pastr , boxwood.s, and fund raising . . . Glory, Glory I ' m a Chung Mung. . . . flapping sheets on spring nights. SriTiNC: .Mary Dl.is i ' .dxkin, Alexander, AIcNair ( ' urri Low, Dagmar StoU. Anne Evans, Betsy Flanders, Jane Yardley. Sending: George ngela Casella, Lea Osborne, Renee Regen, Punch Harris, Faith I «♦ ' -%•♦■■■ ♦•♦•■♦■♦   ♦ • ■ • ' P J • ♦ ■ J ' •-♦ •■••.• , : ■ • ■ SENIOR ADVISORS Advising the Freshman- concern for their courses ami interest . . . academic orienta- tion . . . Cuidcs for the Cuil- lixcrs . . . I ' roin those who know -the wisdom of cxficri- tncc. Seaied: I.ec Kuccwicv, NaTK Wdml, I.ca Oshoriic, Harriet Reese, Ciiiiin (. (irwin, Ann Ben- son, Nikki (jriess. Joan Ncwiiall. Si wmxd: ,Siss Dean, I.yn (labek Karen (Jill, .Mar ' Lou Morton. l?ett - Sranh ' . Prue Cia ' . CONSERVATIVE CLUB Political parleys . . . Letters to the editor . . . I- ' ulton Ixuis III . . . meetings and liisciis- sions . . . Senator Jiihii 1 nwcr . . . Conscrvati e consciences . . . The Role of Women In Politics Today. : Sus.in W ive, lar Dunean, Laura Haskeil, Julie lirailshaw , Katii ' Bingham, Diana Hcrran. Second Row: .Marcia Pace, Leah Lukens, Jeanic Jackson, Gcnic Dickey, Chris Kil- cullen, Jane Hamill, Susan Page, Pat . Lirtin. ' { r f r w f Back, standing: Eh ira McMillan, Brenda Mulingh.ui r.im I ' .-r Sarah Porter. Seated, left to right: Pryor Hale, Mel I ' reese, Mar l I I Mill Mcl.ldo Mie -, Margy Highlands, Jane Moore. Knlliing, I ROM Trudy Doud, Kay Knoff. Q. V. The secret Sophomores . . . Boundless enthusiasm-;intidote for Sophomore Slump . . . Meetings in unlikel}- places . . . His- toric and well-traveled banner . . . Bums behind ever Boxwood . . . Revelation at Spring Step Singing. Sp ing from the Bum Chum tree. H:illi.luj;ih I ' m ;i 15uin! ' . . . the Xotorious Icn . . . coke nwcliiiic custodians . . . Date House keepers . . . jingling- stocking caps . . . Inns and ciitertainnicnt-|ilaid tables and cafe candles . . . Bloodhounds of the Hoxwoods ... St. Paul ' s .Mission . . . sounds of initiation ring through dark dells in the spring. BUM CHUMS I 111 Kk.iii: j...nin Snilin|iiist. MliMin Ji ' iiTiiniiS. Siis.iii l)ui.ik ' . Scotric Newell. I.ickic .Niclii.lsciii. J.uic ISr.ulIc), l.u (irciii. I r;iTi U.iiin.ili;iii, Piiiin Writer. Christie Caidcr. 1 3 ► ♦ ♦ -  AINTS AND ASSES t:3 Row 1: Jane Yardlcy, Stcvic Stokes, Riiuia King. Plicbc Harris, Josephine England. Row 2: Julia Fort, Jessica Bemis, .Margaret Thouron, . nn Harwood, Liz Currcy, Julie Arnold, Susan Terjen, Xcrissa iini Baur, .Miss Unibreir, Dr. Xelson, .Miehaelc .Moxhani, Kitt - Griffith. Ox laudlr: (tirst; Nancy A -er. (second) Katherinc Blackford .Marta Sweet, (third) C atln- Dctniar. Parodies of P. P. . . . Whistles . . . Avengers Bro - Blues . . . Dismay Court . . . aii tliing ami of trodden grass . . . full evening dress at plays everything but the expected . . . .Man is hut an . . . Unique and bizarre . . . Flesh ' n ' Flashin ' ass. Show . . . Playacting play actors . . . S eat Willing su.spcn.sion of disbe- lief . . .! 114 PAINTS AND PATCHES I ' iRsr Row: (i.iil IWinkc, 1 ish Skinner, Cynrhui Hulxird, Alaxine Third Row: Lynnc Smith, N ' anc - Hanticid, Aprilk- Hire. Tichcnor, Deborah Dohertv. Gardner, Sarah Whitner, .Mr. Wallace Dace. Sf.cont Row: Angela Casclla, X ' irpinia Del CJreco, Hcdi Haug, Kathcrinc Johnson, Laurie de Buys, Dootsic Ducr. ALisqucs ;iiui revels . . . Are our e cs our ow n- . . . Rehc;us.ils till -Midniglu the week l)efore . . . Success behind the scenes . . . Cast parties and caricatures . . . 1 he CJreen Room . . . dedication and a dream . . . 1 he lunatic, the lover, and the poet are of imagination all compact. 1 ish behind the spotlights 1 5 fii r ' ' ' - ' ' - ' CHOIR Sunday Alorning services . . . Candles and carols at Christmas . . . The .Messiah . . . concerts, cantatas, and chorales . . . Anthems draped in l)lack and white ... A gold cross and chain . . . Better than all measures of delightful sound. Siiig-;iIongs en route , i f S G ? S 5 -5 S ' - , P ' iRST Row; Alice .McEldow nc , Mary Green, Betsy Parker, .Allie Stenimens, Susan Alexander, Oluia McGregor, Rence Regan. Secono Row: C ynthia Craig, Lee Kucewicz, Sissy Dean, Linda Long, Hedi Haug, Beth Hunt. Sarah AlcCrady, Grayson Harris, Courtney Manard, Katie Prichett. Third Row: Kay Knopf, Lanic Horton, Jane Haniill, Jean Mcintosh, Genie Dickey, Anne Eng- lish, Lee Daughtridgc, Lane Steele, Greta Brown. Folrth Row: r,i ira McMillan, (iay Ploudcn, Meg MacKcnzie, Holly Zwcigler, Leah Fucker, Lin Campbell, Katie W ' einrich, .Mary iMcGrew, Lyn Gabel, Barbara Sullivan, Gail Rothrock. Fifth Row: Pam Men- dolia, Pat .Martin, . nne Booth, Tuck .Mattcrn, Shelia Carroll, (Jinny Corwiii, Betsy Pidgcon, .Ann Horak, ' ickie Nalle, Nancy Fowler. SWEET TONES Original air.mgciDciits . . . daw ii scicnadc before Christiii;;! . . . iiniisiial repertoire . . . ga - coloi ' s anii faces at the Inns . . singing inforniail ' in the spring . . . l- ' roni harmony to har inony rhro ' all the compass ot the notes. Row 1: Icnipe Parker, Julia Ann Hunt. Row 2: .Alice i l cliliiow nc -, Ljnnc Schradin, Caroline late, Nancy Scott Xcwcll, Barbara Sullivan, Linda Long. i t f t r ' • CAMPUS CHEST One hundred percent coninuinit - p;irticip;itii)n . . . Foreign student sciiohirships and ch;irities . . . pledges . . . energetic drive in tiie Fall . . . speak- ers .. . Ubiquitous representatives . . . Effective national and international relations. On floor: Kathy Johnston. Seated: Keitt Mathcson, Slieihi Carroll, Pam Larson. Standing: Hedi Haug. CURRICULUM COMMITTEE Representatives of each class and field of study . . . problems of the (Curriculum . . . frequent meetings and discussions . . . additions and subtractions . . . academic in- termediaries . . . studies of other curricula . . . an evalua- tion of the present and a plan for the future. Seated: Virginia Corwin, Genie Dickey. Staxdino: Laura Haskell, Sara Strotlicr, Anne Pinck- ney, Susan Williams. ia8 i '  ' i .. • .■ ..- ■: ' J ' J ' -- STUDENT DEVELOPMENT Crcaiii parts on W cdiics- d;i s . . . endless ingenuity . . . annual fund drive . . . enthusiastic and energetic . . . biaxxrs . . . tangible tt)kcns of student dcxotion . . . deelication in iniprox- inu ' S eet l]riar. Harriet Rccsc, Sarah Strothcr, .Marilyn Dunlap, Alice Mighcll, ' ir}rinia Joachiin, I.ca Oshdriic, Lucy Lemon, Aline Rex, Kathleen Watson. Library of information on summer jobs, [lost-grad- uatc careers and graduate schools . . . students and facult - . . . discussions of vocational e.xperience and opportunit ies . . . prepara- tion for pursuit of interests be ()nd the classroom. VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE liRsi KdW: Ahsiin I i nn. Liic I )ns, (iail Kothrock, Laura Haskell. Juan Ncwhall. kcond Row: Lea Osborne, Aline Rex, . lar - Lou Morton, Lee Kuccwicz, .Mrs. Bates, .Melinda iMus- grovc, Alison Jennings, Kathy Hsu, Susan Thorndike. IZ9 ►■♦■ 4 f ' Row I: Jdhannc ' inson, Genie Dickey, Janet W ' esr, F.ilecn StroiiLl Blair Borli, ' irginia Del Greco, Augusta .Marshall, Bett - Boswell, Joan Clinclu ' , Elvira McMillan. Row 2; Prior Hale, Jane Moore, I.ynne Smith, Nivin Snyder, Abby Stark, Harriet Dodson, Jean [ lanagan. Row 3: Julie Bradshaw, Alice McEldowncy, Kair Mc- ORIENTATION COMMITTEE Smiles, nanictags, aiui w hire dresses . . . stagger- ing loads of suitcases . . . exciting confusion of arriving freshman . . . picnic in eai ' ly I ' all . . . Fresiiman Alixcr . . . infectious enthusiasm and hectic September days. . . . I ' inally a Fresiiman Class. Rae, I o Robuson, S,l! f hdlas. Row 4: Sarah Strother, Melody McCorniick, Susan Jahn, Julie Bearden, Gail Anderson, Betty Page Carlton, Betsj- Bcnoit. Row 5: Jean Shaw, Phebe Harris, Mai Les- lie, Harriet V ' all, Nanc ' (iillics, Jane Merkle. r! ' ..- - -f This is where the book:, arc . . . 130 :.% t ' ' ' l.onu J.u iiiiiinc . . . into niglit SOCIAL COMMITTEE l? S;iriird;iy nighr ni(i i(. ' s . . . Snidcnt-1 ' ac- iilty 1 c;is . . . CJ;isunl gi ' ;icc . . . ilancc wcck- ciuls . . . t ' i ' niuic decorating . . . class parties and concerts . . . tactful remi nders. FiRsr Row: Chris Serous, Olivia McGregor, tjingcr Catcs. L ' l ' si airs Street, Sue Hobl cs, Jean Injic, Ann Pinckncy, . lar - Kay Pedcr- (iRONT ROW): Lea Osborne. .Ma - Bowers, Chenault McClure, son, Kathy Johnston, Susan ' illiaTiis, Wing ToJd, Kileen Stroud. I nn Youngs, Lyn Gabel, Marta Sweet. (sk.coM) row; : .Margaret - ' • ■ •♦ ♦■ ' •♦i■♦■ ♦■ ' Y. W. C. A. ' nriet ' of proiects . . . coniniunitN service and religious activities . . . dis- cussion groups and old folks homes . . . Religious Emphasis week— Dr. FitzSimons Allison . . . fall and spring retreats . . . Dorm devotionals . . . dinners in Commons . . . Keep a green hough in our heart, and a singing bird will come. N. S. A. Sounding-board for student opinion on topics of current interest . . . resolu- tions . . . debates . . . student participa- tion . . . aluablc link with important current events . . . the ideas of an in- dividual student on a national scale . . . Give me an ear and I will give you a voice. I ' lRsr Row: Nancy uoii, Poll ' irt nian, Lisa W ood, Alary Green, Katie Wood. Sfcom) Row: Lcc Oautridge, Hctsy Pidgcon, AUie Stemnions, Julie Dyer. Third Row: Aline Rex, f aml Ann Reifsnyder, Nancy Duniiani, Tracy Bean, Blair Both. Si COM) Row: Dearing Ward, Susan Strong, Third Row; Susie Dono an, l. nn Carol, Kitty Grirtith, Babette Fraser. Fourth Row; C ntliia Livingstone, Alice Fales, Pat Wheclan, Elizabeth Matheson, I?l I- •♦■♦■♦ ■s J ' , •J ' ■j J ' ■ ' • ■ ■ WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB i ci 1: (icnic Dickey, Foy Robcrson, Katliy Hsu, Anne Bootli, Dclpliinc du Piiry, Sandra Allen. Row 2: Joan .Messenger, Susan Page, Kate Roy Alassie, Susan Jalin, Missy Reeder, Francis John- son, Bctn- Page Carlton. Row 3: .Mary Fleming AA ' illis, Emily Ward, Sally Cliellas, Sonja Howell, .Mel Frcese, Natalie Robert.s, Jo Sabalauskas. Row 4: Sarah Strother, Judy Dunn, .Minii Couch, Ann Kerr. . nna Barrel. Debates, discussions, niui lectures . . . .■ mhassadors of portant awareness of the world ... an eye on the past, a international affairs . . . .Mock U. . conventions . . . ini- tiiought for the present, and a hand for the future. I : 0, B k Row, I.trr ro Ru.in: Carol Croulc , Douglas Nuell, Barbara Sulliv.ui, I.cc Carr, Ann Horak. Front Row: Nancv Di.xon, lllis Beaslev, .Mar - . nn .Micros, l.inda Overly. 133 HISPANIC SOCIETY Facult and students . . . culture, edu- cation, politics, and societ - of the Spanish-speaking countries . . . lectures, hinis, and discussions ... a goal of under- stnndin ' T . . . hands across the seas. L - ■ •♦. t ■ ' $. ' lU 1 (3 l tU P IRF.NE ANGLLlkA PSCHORR Editor I.ARlv SCHL ' LZl, Biis ' nicss Mavager Asshtivit Editor Knthic Arnold Advcrtisiiiir Ginn - Dcbuys Engravings Jackie Xicholson Literary Judy Dunn Literary Betsy Ste ' ens Literary Lyn Reierson Fhotography Kitty Clriffith Typing Betty Noland Circulation Whitney Jester Sports Sissy Dean Copy Susan Bronson Copy L}n Scliradin Clubs Helen Dunn Clubs i Iar - FitzHugh Senior Writc-tips Julia Ann Hunt ' ' There is but one truly serious philosophical problem, and that is suicide. ' ' l.xrinc Schradin, Irene Pscluirr, Helen Dunn, [neliic Nieholsdn, Kiithie Ar jujUi, ' hitne ' Jester, Iktt Noland, Ciinnx- dcBu s, I .irk Schul e. ' .♦ ■ ♦ ■- J V -♦ .♦ ■.♦ • ♦ .• THE SWEET BRIAR NEWS Wednesday afternoon briglitner . . . w liring, t ping, and copy reading . . . snuienr opinion . . . thoughtful editorials . . . iouinalisric and artistic displaxs . . . Dean ' s List and election returns . . . fea- tures and [ihotographs . . . campus news, re ie s, ami previc ' s. SHARON AN CLE ' E Editor I.l.A OSBORNE Bimness Mmiager On I ' l.ooK. Al)iy.iil .M.iscm. Siaiih; ( i.nl Aiulcrsoii, l.c.i Oslionic. Sh.ironc ' ,iii Clue. I ' .iiii Larson, Mini! Couch. ' 35 t t 1 t t • . ' • ♦ ' • ♦ ' ' ■ ' . « ' ■•■ ♦ . • f. ♦ ' . . THE BRAMBLER In scnrch of c(intril)ii- doiis . . . prose, poetry, and art work . . . Latent lit- erar - genius . . . But at my hack 1 al a s hear time ' s winged chariot hurrying near. . . . Fresiiman con- test . . . A place for the genuine. I ' msr l (i v: AIvir ' Hamniel, F lizabcth Alathcson, I ' ditor; Xikki Gricss, Business Manager. Second Row: Katliv Hsu, rini Pkitt, Rand ' Kendig, Marion Brehcns, [anc Bradley, Lvnii Carok Molly Sutherland. HANDBOOK AND KEY Ciuidchooks for Ciullivcrs . . . rules and regulations and a look at the lighter side . . . honor and helpful hints . . , the con- stitution and customs . . . forecast for the Freshman . . . all facets of life at Sweet Briar. APRILLE HITE, Key NANCY DIXON, Handbook 36 ; -v v - -5 ' J J • • J ' : ■.♦ ' .♦ V ■ .♦ ■ . ' ' • ■ i i ' 4 ii ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The great outdoors . . . Executive Board rally- ing enthusiasm through four seasons of sports . . sponsoring competitions at home and away . . presenting a ards at the year ' s end. The proud possessors 1 iKsi Row; Lynii Morgan, Katie Weinrich, Allison Jennings. Stoll. Linda Lee, Penny Writer. Second Row: Diane Hatch, Aleg .MacKenzie, Sissy Dean, Dagi ♦ 4 ♦•«  •♦ ♦ RIDING Sfateo: X;inc ' nunliani, K;itlilccn Watson. SrANniNG: I.anie Horton, Sally Dunham, Kit Baker, .Mary Wright, Sue Deasy. Horseback: Xancy McDoucll, M.iiul McCormick, Pru Gay. High kc ct1 equestrian enthusiasm . . . I ndlcss trails . . . Clinic with the Captain . . . harmony nt motion . . . Hunts fail through spring, ami siiow s . . . ik-agics and blue rib- buns. Through the air with the greatest of case. ■ ' .■• •. ■ t: ♦ ♦.• • ' . ' V ♦, •: • ■ ' And for our next trick DANCE Kalciiloscojic dl color and movement . . . creati e expres- sion in tlie ahstnicc . . . History and theory, composition and tccimique . . . leotarded suspensions shifting in sequence, reflected in the tilass. Courtney .Manard, Linda Lee, Alice Falcs, Tish Skinner, Mel Freese, Joan Mcsscnf; Hite, Sally McCrady, Nancy Fowler, Mona Thornhill, Nancy Aloag. April 140 ;. ' - - ■J . ■J ' . ' ,1 . ,♦ ■- • . -♦ .♦ V . LACROSSE Footsteps of spring . . . occnsionnl roiiglincss l)ut iiiiistN skill . , . p;ii-ticip;i- ti(in in the N ' iryinia I .-.i- crossc Association 1 ouiiii- nicnt . . . iliMwing ;inc.l checking . . . vcr c and ictor ' . Riuldy checks running through brisk luiniinn air . . . sticks nnd spirit . . . tlaslies of green toward a white goal . . . deinurencss transposed into competi- tiveness. Standing, Lf.kt to Right: Pcnn - Writer, Nancy Arni, Jiid - Howe, Sarah Strotlicr, I.cc Daut- ridge, Kit Snow, Sally Price. Kneeling: Sissy Dean. HOCKEY 1 .,. . i: , I... . ;.. ■ i . ,_ _ i ' K . i. - , Pat Nordcn. X ' ickie 1 hiinia. SiANDiM.: .Ann itliingmn, Ci rU Stc tn on, . lanl ii tjar.ibrandt, Cissj- Dean, L n Margcn, Nancy Wood, Eileen Stroud, Meg McKenzie. 141 KK- . ■ ■: ♦-• .• K ' f . ' V ♦, ♦. ' . BASKETBALL Kneelinx: Libb;i Hanger, Liz Currc -, Penny Writer, Susan SiuUlutli, Ann Witliington, Beth Hunt, Diane Hatch. Standing: Penny Winfree, Dagniar Stoll, Babettc Fraser, Kit Snow, Sally Price. LAKE, CABIN, GAMES Indoor cntluisi;isiii on a w inter day . . . proficiency througli practice resulting in Intercollegiate triumphs . . . Percussion on a wood floor . . . accuracy and co- operation. Mid-week holidays at the lake . . . Dozing and diving . . . Cigarettes and Bain du Solcil . . . Sun-drench- ed configurations reflected in ripples. Log Cabin at the end of the trail . . . Hikes and pic- nics . . . Camping and cook- ing . . . footprints to a rus- tic retreat. Rodeo of recreations curing listlessness . . . A- Icyball, badminton, ping- pong, and Mjuash to spark a w inter day. 1 1. TENNIS Like the first crocus, ;i sure siyn of spring . . . f;incics turned to tlic courts . . . Zing-zing-zing, iove-fiftccn . . . speed, skill and Spalding, singles and doubles . . . sunshine and sparkling w hires . . . zing, ileucc . . . zing-zing, game . . . ictories at I ' arniinuron, 1 inllins. and rhc i [onicsread. Dniiblcs Champions— Betsy and Allison Kneeling: Cynthia Paugh, Maryartt Ihounin. lkts PaiUtr, Susan Alcxanikr, Dasha .Morgan. Standing: Nancy Wood, AUison Jennings, (Jail Rotlirock. 143 •■ .•• • ' .■t: K tc ' f: ♦ ' ♦- ♦ • f V ' • -• - -T- v v- v ' . -tv , - r Two, four, six, (.-ightl Who do c appreciate? 4{ Init ihe p;iin is in niy ankle. 144 evTrvrKTnrBn ♦ •4 ■♦-.♦• •♦•■♦ M  t ,4 ' ♦ V ' V . ' C , ■ -■ ■• ♦. j • . ' ♦;■ , ' . ■.. . . -• - ' - - ■- ■■ - ' -- H Q yyilss ±J ts f jj-lande 146 ._ ' J ' ;i ' J! ■ ■ J ' :fi ■: ' ■ MISS GINGER GATES Crown Bearer MISS CYNTHIA HUBARD Sceptre Bearer HONOR COURT MISS JLI.IA ANN HUNT Garland Bearer MISS M R lA S I I I M7 Miss Jessica Bern is Miss Anne Carter Miss Carol Crowley Miss Sarah Hitch Miss Chenault McClitre 148 MAY COURT i • • i Miss Belly Noland Miss Renee Regan Miss Susan Scott Miss Chris Strous Miss Lynn Sr irnitin 149 r ♦ -♦. • ' • ' • ' Miss Nerissa vomliaur Miss Susan Branson Miss Christie Calder Miss Mimi Couch Miss Mary Duer 150 « 4 4v« « ♦ MAY COURT Miss Judy Dunn Miss Ginny Hamilton Miss Caroline Tate Miss Susan Thorndike Miss Harriet Houston 151 t t   I yV iss Lynn Youngs Miss Trudy Dowd Miss Jean Inge Miss Ann Lutz Miss Emily Pleasants %•♦•♦•♦ ♦ ♦ [nBLni B U «-4 4-.« « •,♦■« MAY COURT Miss Sarah Porter Miss Eileen llodses Miss J II lie U h ilefi u rsl ' 53 ♦ ♦ ' ' - - FASCINATIN ' RHYTHM 154 I.ifcr l urrLrfl - On a s a in 4 i rass riiat ' sall.... but c. c]uisitc! —Soin A LITTLE SEASON FOR LOVE AND LAUGHTER 155 ♦ ♦ ' - - ' f 1 ,- 1- IN THE HEAT OF THE DAY I. -6 « 4 ♦ • « • N csicrdiu is but todax ' s iiicniorN ' aiul rouiorrow is hut todax s drcaiu. —Kiihlil (iihraii ' • « - - ■ ,♦ . ' ■,- ■ • ' The woods arc lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep. —Robert Frost ♦ -4 ■♦•.♦•  •.,♦■ 159 ADMINISTRATION, F.XECUTI E OFFICERS 1962-1963 Anne Gakv Panneu., D. Phil. (Oxoii.), LL.O Vrcsidcin Meta Glass, Ph.D., Litr. D., LL.D., X t.CX... .Vrcsidciit Eincritiis M RV J. Pkari ,, Ph. I) Dean Fr. nces Suter, AI. a Assistant Dean Dorothy Jester, A. B Dean of Students Jean Lol ise Wii.i.ia.ms, . . .M Director of Admission Jeanette Boone, A. B Recorder Peter V. DANriJ., B. . ' X Assistant to the President; Treasurer HiTDA (i ' rw Hue, B. A Executive Secretary a id Administrative Assistant to the President THE FACULEY Anne Gary Pannell President; Professor of History A.B., Barnard College, D.Phil., (O.xon); LL.D., University of Alabama; LL.D., Woman ' s College of the University of North Carolina. .Mary J. Pearl Dean; Professor of Cireei: and Latin B.. ., L ' nixcrsity of Toronto; A..M., Ph.D., L ' ni crMt - of Michig.m. Ralph . iken Assistant Professor of English B.A., Williams College; B.A., .M.A., (Oxon.); Ph.D., Duke University. Eleanor .M. . llnutt Instructor in English B.. ., .Mount HoKokc College; .M.-- ., University of Cali- fornia. David F. Anihon ' Director, Asian Studies Progrant B.- ' X.. Princeton L ' ni c■r it ; .M.A., Ph.D., Yale L?nivcrsity. Clayton I ' .. Bam.ey Guest Instructor in P!. vsical Education Shcffiekl Scientific- School, Yale L ' ni ' crsity. Rkharu W. Barron Visiting Professor of Government 15. A., Knox College; Ph.D., University of Virginia. Eleanor D. Barton Professor of Art A.B., V ' assar College; A.M., New York L niversir ; Ph.D.. Radcliffe College. .Arthlr S. Bates Professor of Erench A.B., Hamilton College; A.M., Ph.D., Cornell University. FACULTY AND STAFF Belle Boone Beard Professor of Sociology; Secretary of the Faculty A.B., Lynchburg College; ,M.A., Ph.D., Bryn Alawr College. Jane C. Belcher Professor of Biology A.B., Colby College; A.M., Columbia University; Ph.D., Uni- ersit ' of .Missouri. Second semester, 1962-63. First semester, 1962-6i. AIiRi . i F. Bennlii Associate Professor of Biology A.B., Carleton College; A.M., Mount Holyokc College; Ph.D., Northwestern L ' ni ersit -. Baui)Ar Blair Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.A., Agnes Scott College; M.S., Ph.D., University of Ten- nessee. Carl Brkt en Professor of Music B..A., Yale L ' ni ersit ; [ cole Normale, Paris; Alannes School of Alusic, New York. Laura T. Blckha.m Professor of French A.B., University of X ' ermont; A.M., Ph.D., Radcliffe College. Revnol!) Blrrows Associate Professor of Greek and Latin B.A., Harvard College; AI.A., University of Michigan; Ph.D., Princeton University. AIaria Canteli Assistant Professor of Spanish B..A., Institute of Camague -, Cuba; Ph.D., L ' niversity of Havana. Louise S. Cohr A.B., Sweet Briar College. Assistant in Biology Charles Lawson Crowe Associate Professor of Philosophy A.B., Duke Universit -; Al.. ., Ph.D., Columbia University. ' ALLA(:E D cE Associate Professor of English .A.B., Illinois Wesleyan L ' niversity; AI.F.A., A ' ale L ' niversity; Ph.D., L ' nivcrsitj- of Denxer. Arnold . . Del Greco Visiting Associate Professor of Italian B.S., New York Universit)-; AM., Ph.i:)., Columbia L ' ni er- sit -. Lentz C. De ' ol Associate Professor of Physics B..A., Alarietta (Jollegc; AI.S., University of Cincinnati. i6o J - - : v -.♦:- ; ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND STAFF Ann I ' l kii, liiitntctor in English 15. A., Sarah Lawrence College; M.Iii)., Harvard Univcrsit ' . Elizabeth Emerson Assistant Professor of EnglisI: A.B., Mount Holyokc College; iM.A., University of Ten- nessee; Pli.I).. Hr ii Maw r College. DoRoiiiv M. 1 ' ai i.coNEK Instructor in Kditcation and I ' sycholof y A.B., L nc-lil)iirg College; .M.Kd., Uni ersit ' of ' irginia. Rim M. liKM Associate Professor of An B.S., .M.A., Pli.l)., Columbia University. lU 1 1 IK. KoRu, Assistant Professor of Greek mid Latin A. 15., Agnes Scort College; .M.A., Ph.D., Bryn Mavvr College. MwisK (i.xRNER Profcssor of Religion A.B., Woman ' s College of the University of North Carolina; .M.. ., Union Theological Seminary-Columbia University; Ph.D.. University of .Mienleen. Tho.m AS V. (Im.pairkk Assistain Professor of Governtncnt B.S., .M.A., University of Illinois; Ph.D., University of Chi- cago. G. XoBi.E Gii.Pi.N Professor of Music B..Mus., iM.iMus., Syracuse University; D.S..M., Union Theo- logical Seminary. Ki i( MiRi Nvi i)K KoM Assistatit Professor of Spanish Alapxizsga (B.. .), Szakvizsga (M.A.), Pedagogiai Vizsga, University of Budapest. i . ss 1,1 r. Professor of Mathematics A. 15., Randolph-.Macon Woman ' s College; A..M., University of Wisconsin; Ph.D., (;ornell Univcrsit -. I ' .siiii.R 15. l.i.i ri.F.R Associate Professor of Cheniistry B.S., Pcnns l ania State Universit. ' ; Ph.D., University of ' ir- ginia. .M K Jam. , . l.iski.n Instructor in Mathematics A.B., Agnes Scott College; .M.S., University of North Caro- lina. Kmiiirim: .M At:[K)NAi.i Associate Professor of Pl.iysical Education B.S., Tufts C;ollege; .M.A., State Uni crsif - of Iowa. Frank M. AIcClain Cl.iaplain; Associate Professor of Religion B.A., Yale University; B.A., M.A., Cambridge University; S.T.B., General Theological Seminary. Jiumi A. MciMoRAN Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.S., Beaver College; M.S., Smith Q)llcge. Gi uiRiDi. .Mai.z Professor of Greek and Latin A.B., Swarthmorc College; .A..M., Ph.D., University of Wis- consin. SlZANNE TaVIOR (JoUVKR . .B., Sweet Briar ( olleu ' e. Assistant in Physics Iii.AN I . H PAi,A Carter Glass Professor of Governineitt A.B., Beloit College; .M.A.. University of Nebraska; Ph.D., Duke Universitj ' . • On leave, 1962-63. CiiARi.Es M. Hi.M.MEL Associate Professor of Economics B.S., N ' irginia Polytechnic Institute; M.. ., Universirv- of PcnnsN h ania; Ph.D., University of Virginia. .Marjorie H. KiRKi.ANi) Instriictor in Psychology A.B., Randolph-.Macon Woman ' s College; .. ., Syracuse University; .MSSW. RichnioTul Professional Institute. Ires Marik Associate Professor of Music Graduate, Budapest College of Music; Piano Professor ' s Di- ploma, Liszt Acadenu- of .Music, Budapest. H. Chester .Markle, Jr. Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S., Franklin and .Marshall College; ALS., Ph.D., Carnegie In- stitute of Technologv . Gerh RI) .M si r Ph.D., Uiiiversitv of Berlin. Professor of History R. JoMs l Miiitw Professor of French; Director, Jtitiior Year in France A.B., Universit ' of New Hampshire; Diplome, Franco- American Institute of ' ich -; Doctcur de I ' Universite de Cler- niont-I ' errand. Ernest N. Kirr.mann Associate Professor of German B.S., College of the City of New York; M.A., Teachers Col- lege, Columbia University; Ph.D., Northwestern Universit -. Birrv Slk .Moehij skwip Assistant Professor of Physical Edrication .A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College. i6i ■ ••  ,-0:: ♦. ' j ■ : K . ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND STAFF Elisabeth F. I 16ller Helen K. Mull Professor of Psychology A.B., Goucher College; A.M., Clark Universin ' ; Ph.D., Cor- nell University. Patrici.v H. Moo.v Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.A., Ohio State Universit ' . Second semester, 1961-62. On sabbatical leave, first semester, 1962-63. On sabbatical leave, second semester, 1 962-6 1. LvsBETH V ' . MuNCY Professor of History and Government A.B., Vassar College; A.M., Ph.D., Brown University. Lawrence G. Nelson Professor of English B.A., Luther College; A.M., Universitj- of Texas; Ph.D., Uni- versity of Virginia. M. RY E. Rogers Instructor in History A.B., .M.A., L niversity of Pennsylvania. Mariom Benedict Rollins Wallace E. Rollins Professor of Religion A.B.. Barnard College; A.M., Ph.D., Columbia University; B.D.. LTnion Theological Seminary. Richard C. Rowland Professor of English A.B., Columbia College; B.A., ALA., D.Phil., (Oxon). Catharine H. Savage Assistant Professor of French B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Rice Universit) ' . John R. Shannon Assistant Professor of Music B.S., Davidson College; M.A., Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Loren Oliver Assistant Professor of Art B.F.A., John Herron Art Institute; M.F.A., Tulane Univer- sit}-. Eliz. beth F. Sprague Associate Professor of Biology .• .B., A.I L, University of California; Ph.D., Claremont Grad- uate School. Peter Penzoldt Professor of French and Coniparative Literature License es Lettres, Doctorat es Lettres, University of Geneva. Phyllis W. Stevens Associate Professor of Psychology A.B., Oberlin College; .M.. ., Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Ethel Ramace Visiting Lecturer in English; Assistant in Academic Counseling A.B., Barnard College; A.M., Columbia Universir -; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. Sarah Thorpe Ramace Professor of English B.A., Newcomb College; M.A., Bryn Alawr College; Ph.D., Yale Universitj ' . Lilly L. Rappaport Whitney Professor of Physics Ph.D., Universit}- of Vienna. James . . Rawlev Professor of History A.B., A.M., Universit ' of .Michigan; Ph.D., Columbia Uni- versitj-. Carol M. Rice College Physician, and Professor of Hygiene A.B., Smith College; A..M., Wellesley College; M.D., Univer- sity ' of Wisconsin. Marguerite Risley Visiting Lecturer in Astronomy A.B., M.A., Syracuse University; Ph.D., Radcliffe College. Harriet Howell Rogers Professor of Physical Education A.B., Mount Holyoke College; Graduate of New Haven Nor- mal School of Gymnastics. Dorothy D. Thompson Rockefeller-Guion Professor of Chemistry A.B., A.M., Mount Holyoke College; Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Second semester, 1962-63. William .M. Trausneck Assistant Professor of Education A.B., Richmond College; iM.S., University of Richmond. LvciLE U.mbreit Professor of Music A.B., Radcliffe College; A.M., V assar College. Arthur L. Vogelback Professor of English B.A., Wesleyan University; M.A., Columbia University; Ph.D., University of Chicago. Robert A. Wallace Assistant Professor of English B.A., Harvard College; B.. ., .M.A., Cambridge University. Leonora A. WiKs ' o Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., Montclair, New Jersey, Teachers College; M.A., Co- lumbia Universit ' . On sabbatical leave, 1962-63. i6i :: ' i -A -S ' _ J J ' : j •♦ •♦ V •■.♦ ♦ ' ;. STUDENT DIRECTORY A Aldrich, Meredith Jane 21 Prentiss Lane, Belmont 78, Mass. Alexander. Susan Reed.. 101 Abney Cir., Charleston 4, W. Va. Allen, Sandra Whitford. ..vU.! Blackistone Rd., Wash. 16, D. C. AUinson, Katherinc Marie. 10. New En rland Ave., Summit, N.J. Alspaugh, Judith Kay 120 S. Drc.xel, Columbus 9, Ohio . ndcr,son, Gail Pannill 428 .Maple Lane, Danville, Va. .■ nderson, Lorena .Mary. .2 McGibbon Ave., Amsterdam, N. Y. Arni, Nancy Dee l. ' iOS Graham Rd., Falls Church, Va. . rnold, Bettie Katherine 226 Dogwood Cir., Gadsden, . la. .Arnold, Julia .Munroc 2947 Hanson Dr., Charlotte, N. C. . ttu()od, Kathleen . nn. . .3505 Brookside Rd., Toledo 6, Ohio . cr, Nanc - Louise 563 W. Paces Ferry Rd., N.W., .■ tlanta, Ga. Brown, Greta duPont Barksdalc III 4515 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis 5, Ind. Brown, Laura Lee Lyons Sutherland, Prospect, Ky. Brown, .Margaret Livingston. . 141 .Mill Creek Rd., Ardmore, Pa. Brown, Susan Gait Pecksland Rd., Greenwich, Conn. Bullard, Nancy Drake 405 Walsing Dr., Richmond, Va. Burr, Lucinda Helene 327 Maple Ave., Rahway, N. J. Bush, Julia Loomis 652 Euclid Ave., Elmira, N. Y. Butler, . nne Lawrason. . . .317 Stanford Ave., Baton Rouge, La. Butler, Grace Tucker Manursing Way, Rye, N. Y. Butt, Frances Wilcox 7 Lewis St., Lexington, Va. deBuys, Laurie Preston. ... 116 Cherokee Rd., Birmingham, Ala. deBuys, V ' irginia Stuart 909 Rolandvue Rd., Ruxton 4, Md. B Babb, Frances Rae 20 Sunset Dr., Asheville, N. C. Baird, Ellen Louise The Knoll, Upper Brookville, RFD 1, Oyster Bay, N. V. Baker, Emily Perry 3037 E. Pine Valley Rd., Atlanta, Ga. Baker, Juliet Piatt. .. .6920 Woodsidc PI., Chevy Chase 15, Md. Baker, Katharine .Myers Fowler Rd., Far Hills, N. J. Banticld, Nancy Bowen Colebrook Knoll, Whitford, Pa. Barcla ' , .Mariclycc 259 Greve Dr., New .Milford, N. J. Barrel, . nna Bitting 321 Lynn Ave., Winston-Salcni ,N. C. Barthold, Judith Ann 948 E. 7th Street, JefFersonville, Ind. Batterson, Bettina Nichols. 536 Simsbury Rd., Bloomfield, Conn, vom Baur, Nerissa Trowbridge 1320 29th St. N.W., ash. 7, D. C. Beale, .Mar - Elizabeth Circenway , Charles City, Va. Bean, Elizabeth Tracy. . . .75 S. Fullerton Ave., Montclair, N. J. Bearden, Julie Elaine. . . .620 West View Ave., Nashville, Tenn. Beasley, Adele Ellis. ... 5034 Stillbrooke Dr., Houston 35, Tex. Behnke, Mar - Patricia 29 Harbort Dr., Madison 4, Wis. Behrens, .Marion F.llen 1200 .Midland Ave., Bronxville, N. Y. Bemis, Jessica 2121 Beech St., Texarkana, Ark. Benn, .Martha .Alice 117 Dale Dr., Falls Church, ' a. Bcnoit, .Mar ' Elizabeth. .238 Hempstead PI., Charlotte 7, N. C. Benson, .Ann Caroline 2 Pickering St., Salem, i Ia,ss. Billingsley, Carolyn Amelia 11 Larkspur Lane, Clarendon Hills, III. Bingham, Kathr n Rob - 921 Osage Rd., Pittsburgh 16, Pa. Blackburn, Susan Elizabeth 6 Sunnydale Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Blackford, Katharine Kirkpatrick 4124 Cliff Rd., Birmingham, .Ala. Blanke, Ciail .Ann Lake Shore Hotel, I.akewood 7, Ohio Bloch, .Margaret Elizabeth. . .212 Forcstine .Ave., CJadsdcn, .Ala. Boiling, Barbara Ellen. . . .22251 McCauley Rd., Cleveland 22, O. Bond, Meta Bours 4579 Ortega Blvd., Jacksonville 10, Fla. Booker, Betty Burwcll. . .2028 Barracks Rd., Charlottesville, Va. Booth, -Anne Old Concord Rd., South Lincoln, .Mass. Boswell, Elizabeth Deer 1608 Stratford Rd., Decatur, .AJa. Both, .Mary Blair 809 Berkeley Rd., Wilmington, Del. Bowen, Carol .Ann 415 .Miramar Dr., Lakeland, Fla. Bowers, .May P ' oster 106 Inw ood Rd., Daricn, Conn, Boykin, .Mar - Deas Millwa - Plantation, Boykin, S. C. Boyle, Kaye Terrell 2327 Redfox Trail, Charlotte, N. C. Bradford, Sharon .Anne.. 5140 Rockwood Pkw y.. Wash., D. C. Bradley, Jane Helen 3505 .Abercorn St., Savannah, Ga. Bradshaw, Julie .Anne 1515 Braeburn Rd., F ' lossmoor, 111. Brennan, Patricia Smith Griswold Rd., Rye, N. Y. Brent, ' irginia .Armistead Highland Rd., Richmond, ' a. Bronson, Susan Francez. . . .6024 E. Ridge Dr., Shrcvcport, La. Calder, Christie Holmes 264 Upper Mountain Ave., Montclair, N. J. Caldwell, Kathleen Pound Lula Lake Rd., Lookout .Mountain, Tenn. Calhoun, Mary .Anne 140 E. 51st St., Savannah, Ga. Calkins, Carol Patricia 105 Country Club Dr., Rochester 18, N. Y. Callahan, Joyce .Ann Barnhill Rd., Stevenson, Conn. Campbell, Dorothea Hammond 1233 Oakmont Rd., Charleston, W. Va. Campbell, Jean 48 Pine Brook Dr., Larchmont, N. Y. Campbell, Mary Lavinia 8732 Canyon Dr., Dallas 9, Tex. Cant, Nancy May 435 E. 52nd St., New York 22, N. Y. Carlton, Betty Page Tappahannock, V a. Camiichael, Mary Emma 1031 Cherokee St., Marietta, Ga. Carol, L nn Margaret 102 Arrandale Rd., Rockville Centre, N. Y. Carr, Mildred Lee. .202 .Mcadowbrook Ter., Greensboro, N. C. Carroll, Kathryn Holbrook 925 Somerset Lane, York, Pa. Carroll, Sheila Bradley 925 Somerset Lane, York, Pa. Carter, .Anne Burwcll. . .3400 Bo ling .Ave., Nashville 5, Tenn. Casella, .Angela Jean Nassau Rd., High Bridge, N. J. Cates, X ' irginia Willis 3023 Slaton Dr., Atlanta 5, Ga. Cauwenberg, Bessie Elizabeth Amherst, Va. Chainski, X ' ictoria Anne Shoreacres, Lake Bluff, 111. Chapman, Bonnie Wells 8918 .Mohawk, Leawood, Kans. Chellas, Sally Lord 900 Alameda Lane, Sarasota, Fla. (;hilds, Elizabeth Dryden. . Fudor Hall, Rt., 1, .Annapolis, Md. Christian, Carolyn Rhen. . . .9936 Litzsingcr Rd., Ladue 24, Mo. Clark, ( arol Bancroft 35 Lime Rock Rd., Rochester, N. Y. Clark, Carolyn 154 N. Bellefield Ave., Pittsburgh 13, Pa. Clay, Kate Alexander Route 3, Paris, Ky. ( lajton, Cheryl .Anne 1260 Edgewood Ave., Jacksonville 5, Fla. (;lincln-, Joan .Ann 21 Oak Dr., Chatham, N. J. (;iutc, .Ann Stratford. . . .Rose Hill Farm, Watkins Glen, N. Y. Cody, Jillian Jan 3809 Manton Lane, Lynchburg, Va. Coffin, Cynthia Hamilton. . . .636 E. Victory Dr., Savannah, Ga. Cole, Carol Noland 1014 Kent Rd., Wilmington 3, Del. Collier, Nancy Gibson 2200 Malvern Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Collins, .Alice Lawrason Riverton Rd., Moorestown, N. J. Colton, Kecnan 251 Loring .Ave., Pelhani, N. Y. Comer. Grace Louise. .. .Glennville Plantation, Pittsview, .Ala. Conkle, Nancy Elizabeth P. O. Box 38, Cashiers, N. C. Corbett, Jeannine Elizabeth.. Airlie Gardens, ' ilmington, N. C. Cord, Bonnie Carol 1 1790 Snider Rd., Cincinnati 42, Ohio (;orwin, ' irginia 93 .Main St., Hingham, Mass. (;ouch, Marianne 530 Wilder, Shreveport, La. Coxc, Charlotte ' ictoria Skufful I ' arm, Darlington, S. C. Oaig, Cynthia Br -an..4201 Y ' acht Club Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. 163 .•.. V T- T: ' ♦l ' 4. If . • -• : ■ ► ■ ♦ fj 4i '  : ♦„• . K K 4 .4.4 4.4 ' ♦ «• STUDENT DIRECTORY Crockett, I ' .llen Ingram 10 Belle Air Rd., Colorado Springs, Colo. Crosslcy, Eleanor Kidd (Mrs. T. J.) .Rt. 3, Box 12, Amherst, ' a. Crowe, Ann Miller. ... 101 1 Zodiac Dr., Colorado Springs, Colo. Crowley, Carol 3646 Rawnsdale Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Culbertson, AIar - Frances P. O. Bo. 509, .Marion, ' a. CuUum, Janice .Anne . .Marseille Dr., Locust X ' alley, N. Y. Currcy, Elizabeth Norton 200 W. Brow Oval, Lookout .Mountain, Tenn. Currie, .Mar - .McNair..209 Woodcrest Rd., Fayettcville, N. C. Cuthbcrt, .Margaret Collier. 2031 oodland Rd., Petersburg, Va. Cutler, Robin J. Randolph. 1100 Park .Ave.. New York 28, N. Y. D Dauglitridge, .Mona Lee. .301 Cornwall Rd., Wilmington 3, Del. Davidson, .Marion Slaughter. . . .5200 Park Lane, Dallas 20, Tex. Day, Evelyn Lee Wampum Rd., Louisville 7, Ky. Dean, .Marion .Alice 503 Princeton Rd., Plainsboro, N. J. Dean, Sarah Ann 501 Springhill Dr., Lexington, Ky. Deasy, Susan Eugenia. . . .435 Camden Ave., iMooresto n, N. J. Dehmel, .Marian Elizabeth. .20 Barnsdale Rd., Short Hills, N. J. Del Greco, Virginia .Marietta 12 Canterbury Rd., Bcllair, Charlottesville, ' a. Dennison, Gillian Carol 70 Jellicoe .Ave., .Aucrstoke, Gosport. Hants, England Detmar, Catherine Helen. . . . 1075 Park Ave., Xew York, N. Y. Devol, Christine .Mary Brookside Dr., Greenwich, Conn. Dickey, Eugenia Newbold 1902 Ash, Texarkana, Ark. Dixon, Nancy Wiley 3823 .Manton Lane, Lynchburg, ' a. Dodd, .Alice X ' irginia 513 Emery Rd., Louisville 6, Ky. Dodson, Harriotte Winchester. . 122 27th St. S.E., Roanoke, ' a. Doherty, Deborah Ann . . Greenw ay Terr., Forest Hills, N. Y. Donovan, Susan McLeod 265 S. Finley Ave., Basking Ridge, N. J. Doty, Barbara Powell 25 Upland Rd., West Law n. Pa. Dowd, Trud - Darlene 6614 Norw a - Rd., Dallas, Lex. Dreher, .Ann Crawford 1506 .Adger Rd., Columbia, S. C. Drumheller, Kathr n Spencer (.Mrs. James) Rt. 4, Box 592, .Madison Heights, Va. Dudley, .Margaret Carole 3795 Paces Ferry Rd. N.W, .Atlanta 5, Ga. Duer, .Mar - Gillis 1011 ' agner Rd., Ruxton 4, Md. Dumas, .Marsha Jo 2003 Dauphin St., Mobile, Ala. Duncan, .Mary .Martin. . . .1049 Park .Ave., New York 28, N. Y. Dunham, .Marcia Somers Newton Rd., Rt. 5, Woodbridge, Conn. Dunham, Nancy Nicholas. ... 12 .Murvon Ct., Westport, Conn. Dunham, Sally Secrest 12 .Murvon Ct., Westport, Conn. Dunlap, .Marilyn .Mandle 502 Dunlap St., Paris, Tenn. Dunn, Helen Caroline. . .646 Runnymede Rd., Dayton 19, Ohio Dunn, Judith Corbett. ... 1 Silvermine Rd., New Canaan, Conn. Dunning, Sarah X ' irginia 22122 34th S., Kent, Washington Du Rona, Louise Marguerite 6 Pennsylvania .Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Dwelle, Susan Burnett. . .4948 .Morven Rd., Jacksonville 10, Fla. Dyer, Julia Reynolds Truxton. . . .Pie .Alley 3, .Marion. Mass. E Eberstadt, Anne 1326 Chetwynd Ave., Plainfield, N. J. Eckman, Carol Crcighton .... 800 Oak Ave., Waynesboro, ' a. Elbrick, Valerie Burke 2137 R. St., AVashington 8, D. C. Englehardt, Sara .Marlow 2315 N. Fenway Dr., .Montgomery, .Ala. England, Josephine Elizabeth 14 .Montcrest Dr., Birmingham, .Ala. English, .Anne Whitall 149 Kent Place Blvd., Summit, N. J. L ' nns, Susan Hinsdell 1 103 S. 8th St., Fort Pierce, Fla. Entwistle, .Mary Cox 114 Tribal Rd., Louisville 7, Ky. Evans, .Mar - Evelyn 405 Forsyth St., Raleigh, N. C. Evans, Mildred .Anne. . . . 1463 Rivermont .Ave., Lynchburg, ' a. Evashevski, Barbara F resenivsstr. 13, Wiesbaden, Genuany F Fales, .Alice Peck.. 6 rue It General .Appert, Paris XVI, France Fancher, Suzanne 727 East Elm, Altus, Okla. Fangboner, Claudia Dillon 9018 Bricrly Rd., Chevy Chase 15, .Md. Farwell, .Marion Douglas 1590 N. Waukegan Rd., Lake Forest, III. Fedeler, Susan Jane 1182 E. 27th S. Salt Lake Cit ' 6, Utah Feild, Margaret Rutherfoord 1520 Quarricr St., Charleston, W. ' a. Fentress, Nancy Terrill. . .10800 Fox Hunt Lane, Potomac, .Md. FcrrcU, Ann 17 Park Rd., AsheviUe, N. C. Finch, Nadean Louise Terry Hill, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Fisher, .Martha Mcllwain.6709 Georgia St., Chevy Chase 15, Md. Fitzgerald, .Miriam Sharon 28 .Main St., Towanda, Pa. FitzHugh, Mar Harrison 222 Ridge Dr., Jackson, Miss. Flanagan, Jean Elizabeth. .2102 Greenbrier Rd., Kinston, N. C. Flanders, Elizabeth Ballard 128 S. St., Carrollton, Ga. Florancc, Reynolds Walker. 1700 Hanover .Ave., Richmond, ' a. Flynn, Alison Elizabeth. . . .940 Lewis Cove, Delray Beach, Fla. Fontaine, Mary Stevenson 40 .Meadowbrook Rd., Chatham, N. J. Fort, Julia Warfield 219 Jackson Blvd., Nashville, Tenn. Fowler, Nancy Hunter 2375 Haven Ridge Dr. N.W., .Atlanta 5, Ga. Fraser, Gabrielle Baberte 3805 Chevy Chase, Houston, Tex. Freese, Man,- Ellen. 3460 S. Columbine Circle, Englewood, Colo. Freyer, .Anne Critcher 2925 E. Exposition Ave., Denver 9, Colo. Freund, Elizabeth .Amy. . . .29 E. 64th St., New York 21, N. Y. Frothingham, .Anne Laura 517 Ir vin Dr., Sewickley, Pa. Fuhrman, Ann Louise 2917 39th St. N.W., Wash. 16, D. C. G Gabel, Carolyn 2 Highland Hciglits. Rochester 18, N. Y. Gaghan, Gloria Louise 319 N. 18th St., Philadelphia 3, Pa. Galleher, Joanne .Maud 630 Sudlcy Rd., .Manassas, Va. Garabrant, Marilyn Cramer 375 .Applewood Lane, Bloomfield Frills, .Mich. Gardner, Lucctta .Ann.. 610 N. Spoede Rd., Creve Coeur, Mo. Gay, Prudence Woodworth 368 Beechwood Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. Gianotti, Elizabeth .Ann 3358 Wash. St., San Francisco 18, Cal. Gibaud, Susan Irene 164 Hoover Rd., Rochester 17, N. Y. Gill, Karen Gail 127 Remington Rd., .Manhasset, N. Y. Gillies, Nancy Lee 714 Devonshire St., Pittsburgh 13, Pa. Gilmore, Eleanor Dow ling 39 Warrenton Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. Girling, Elizabeth Diane Route 2, Monroe, Va. Glasgow, Susan Seymour. ' 615 ' oodlawn Dr., Nashville, Tenn. Goodridge, Jane Hollis 517 Oxford Dr., Clayton 5, Mo. Gordon, Mary Meade Huntly, Bon Air, Va. Graham, Evelyn Bryd Greyston, Pt. Salubrious, Chaumont, N. Y. 164 ; . ' . . •• . -. -• .♦ ,♦ • ♦ V •.,♦ lA STUDENT DIRECTORY Graham, Georgia Saffold . 5( ' )89 Fcrnway Dr., Montgomery, Ala. Gravcurc, X ' iola Patricia Plcasantvillc Rd., Fallstoii, Md. Grc-cn, Jane I ans. . . .201 Cumberland .Ave., Kcnilworth, 111. (ireen, .Mar ' Porter. .. .201 Cumberland . ve., Kcniluonli, III. (ireen, Sara I ' .li aberii 804 Crest Dr.. I ' ayetteville, Ark. Greene. Xanc - W oodward. .2266 4Htli St. N ' .W ' ., Wash. 7, D.C. C;rie.ss, Natalie Riiliard. . . .2iSS V.. Hill - ve.. (jncinnati H, Oliio CJrirtith, Katherine Scott 2? ' . .Andrews Dr., N.W., Atlanta 5, Ga. (iriggs, Kleanor Soutliuorth 806 (irccnwiKni Ril., Wilmington 6, Del. Ciroet ingcr, ,Mar ' .Ann 614 (irand .Ave., St. I ' .ud, Minn. (Jromel, Patricia .Ann 225 N. ITtli St., .Alkntoun, Pa. H I I.iIl-, 1 iic Pr or 202 ' ; I lessian Rd., Charlottesville, ' a. 1 lall, Nancy Rcade Belmont, N. C. Hamill, Jane Maxwell. . . . 1267 .Michigan .Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Hamilton, N ' irginia Bosworth. . 155 Dahlia St., Denver 20, Colo. Hammcl, .Mary Alice. ... 12214 Cobblestone Dr., Houston, Te. . Hanahan, Frances Gascoyne..43 Fast Battery, Charleston, S. C. Hanger. Elizabeth Clark 56 W. Brookhaven Dr. X.E., .Atlanta 19, CJa. Hardy, Lynn Ellen 95 Calle Encanto, Tucson, Ariz. Hargraves, Judith L ' nn 46 4 Sunset Blvd., Tampa, Fla. Harris, Charlotte Kathleen 1923 Overhill Rd., Charlotte . N. C, Harris, Cirajson Warheld. .409 Leake Ave., Nashville 5, Tcnn. Harris, Phebe Jane 1530 E. 77th St., Indianapolis 20, Ind. Harrison, .Alice Bruce. . . .Willow Lawn Aprs., Winchester, ' a. Harrison, Cordelia Carlton. .202 Poplar Lane, Richmond 26, Vi. Harrison. Gail Young Rd., Bo.x 657, Bernardsville, N. J. Harrold, Karon l lna Tazewell, ' a.. . Hart. Jane Wainwright 1260 .Mesa Ave., Colorado Springs, Colo. Harwood, Margaret .Ann 1506 ' est Ave., Richmond, ' a. Haskell, Katherine Guion..lO Calycanthus Rd., Richmond, Va. Haskell, Laura Guion. .RFD 2, Box 373, North Aug ista, S. C. Haskell, .Mary Carohne 722 Shepherd Hills, Tucson, Ariz. Halsam, Deborah Page. . . .901 Lawrence .Ave., Westfield, N. J. Hastings, .Ann Katherine. .85 lennis PI., Forest Hills 75, X. V. Hatch, Diane Fowler 520 45th St., East, Savannah, Ga. Hatten, Sandra 1344 East Beach, Gulfport, .Miss. Haug. Hedi 16 Revere PI., .Manhasset, X. Y. Headley, Lillian Price 304 DeSoto Dr., Tallahassee, Fla. Healy, Sharon (iilmore 39 Dundee Rd., Babylon, X. Y. Hellmuth, Pamela .Ann.. 5340 Clifton Rd., Jacksonville II, Fla. Hemphill, Holl - Loralce. . . . 14(X) Wathen .Ave., .Austin 3, Tex. Hcnning, .Margaret Linden.. 7 Cataret PI., Garden City, X. Y. Heriih -, Mar - Reid 1540 Bedford Rd., Charleston, W. a. Herran. Diana 800 Park .Ave., New York 21, X. Y. Hiestand, Janet lO ' i Grandin Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio Highlands, .Margaret Susan. . . .2 Xoel Lane, Cincinnati 43, Ohio Hill. Shcrrard Steele 323 Kent Rd., Charlottesville, ' a. Hitch, Sarah Battle 1408 Cornell Rd. X.E., Atlanta 6, Ga. Hitc. .Aprillc Cira ' Sweet Briar, ' a. Hitt. Sarah Turner 711 I ' aulkstone Rd., Sharpley, Wilmington 3, Del. Hobbs. Susan Herbert 22400 .McCauley Rd.. Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Hodges, F ' ileen 241 E. .Montgomery. .Millcdgcville, (ia. Horak, .Ann Jennett 1001 Chanticleer Lane, Hinsdale. III. Horsey, Harricrte Elizabeth. . .735 Peachtree Battle .A e. X.W., .Atlanta 5, Ga. Horton, Hazel Elaine 5806 Old Providence Rd., Charlotte, X. C. Houston, Harriet Hayne. .148 I-ernwood Lane, Greenville, S. C. Hoxdc, Linda Ruth 515 S. Seventh, Lafayette, Ind. Howe. Judith Rutherfoord 49 Tyler Rd., Belmont, .Mass. Howell. Harriet ' andegrift. . 307 Poplar Dr., Falls Church, ' a. I lowell, Sonja Margaret 4815 .Arapahoe .Ave., Jacksonville 10, Fla. I Isu. Kathleen Chialing 3225 Woodley .Ave., Washington 16, D. C. I lubard, ( nthia .Ann Caves Rd., Owings .Mills, Aid. Hughes, Claire .Allen 2772 Natchez Lane, Memphis, Tenn. Hughes, Ella Brown (.Mrs. R. E.) Rt. 2, Amherst, Va. Hulley. Joan Frances 8908 River Rd., Richmond 29, Va. Hulse, AIar ' Cobb... 3624 Ridgeview Dr., Birmingham 13, .Ala. Hunner, Joan Bradley .. .210 I.ongwood Rd., Baltimore 10, .Md. Hunt, Elizabeth Hope Lone Pine Lane, Chapel Hill, X. C. Hunt. Julia Ann 168 Huntley PI., Charlotte 7, X. C. Huston. .Marian Lee 409 Kingsu ay Dr., Lexington, Ky. Hutchison, Margaret .Alexis 2830 Habersham Rd. X.W., .Atlanta 5, Ga. I Inge, Jean .Maril n 6160 Rolfe Ave., Norfolk, Va. Ingham, Margaret .Anne.. 632 Pennridgc Rd., Pittsburgh II, Pa. Ireys, Catherine Rccknagel. . . .45 Willow St., Brookl. n 1, N. Y. J Jackson, Ceanne 3565 Haddon Hall Rd., Atlanta 5, Ga. Jackson, Sallie Jean. 60 Indian Spring Lane, Rochester 18, X. Y. Jahn, Su,san Dee 2228 Yorkshire Rd., Columbus 21, Ohio Jennings, .Allison Diana. .Wahackme Rd., X ' ew Canaan, 0)nn. Jester, .Ann Whitney 1919 Quarry Rd., Lynchburg, ' a. Jeter, Sarah Pa -son 11136 Scott .Mill Rd.. Jacksonville 7, Fla. Joachim, ' irginia Lee 54 I ' rumbull Rd.. Manhasset, X. Y. Johnson, Frances Leavell.120 S. Wilton Rd., Richmond 26, ' a. Johnson, .Mary Evans 500 W. Brow Rd., Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Johnson, Peggy Jane 1 2 Lake Forest Dr., Elberton, Ga. Johnston, Katherine Swann 2865 Canterbury Rd., Birmingham 13, .Ala. Jones, Pamela Lee 405 W. T ne Dr., X ' ashville, Tcnn. Jones, Patricia Ann Box 261, I- ' ar Hills, X. J. Jones, Peggy .Anita 3628 Waynoka -Ave., .Memphis, Tenn. Jones, Suzanne ' an Dyke. . . . 1286 East .Ave., Rochester, X ' . Y. Jose. Polly .Anne 166 Sea Breeze .Ave., Palm Beach, Fla. Judy, Carolyn Louise 1705 Oestwood Dr., Columbia, S. C. K Kalber, Sarah Ka 218 Fravois Rd., I.ouis ille , K ' . Kellam. Dana Leigh 765 Conestoga Rd.. Rosemont. Pa. Kcndig. .Anne Randolph. .. .5008 Gary St. Rd., Richmond, ' a. Kerr, .Ann Darnell 1200 Conco ' Ct., Xew Orleans 15, La. Kieldsen, Susan 332 Woodland Dr., Brightwaters, X ' . Y. Kilcullen, (Jiristopher .Ann 812 Timber Branch Pkwy., .Alexamlria, ' a. Kincaid, Caroline 69 Church St., High Bridge, X. J. King, Bonnie Campbell Organug Rd., Y ' ork, Me. King, Laurinda X ' inson 701 Sunset Dr., Greensboro, X. C. Kloby. Jacqueline Marie.... 7 Hadlcy .Ave., Toms River, X. J. Knapp, Brenda Louise. ... 187 Alain St., W ' est X ' cwbury, Mass. i6s -,-. ▼,. T T.-:- - . --. , If .■ : • ■♦■♦• STUDENT DIRECTORY Knode. Betsy Knickerbocker 160 Ames Rd., North Wilbraham, Mass. Knopf, Katherine Herren 2023 N. W. I4th Ave., Gainesville, Fla. deKont, Clarita Csaky 901 Sandusky Dr., Lynchburg, Va. Kucewicz, Leila Anne 320 Front St., Bridgeport, W. Va. Lamb, Linda Caixa Postal 4226, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Langenberg, Margaret Morton. . .20 Lenox PL, St. Louis 8, Mo. Larson, Vivianne Pamela. . . .3. 2 Eastover Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Lasher, Edith Ann 430 E. 86th St., New York 28, N. Y. Lassiter, Lome Elizabeth. 726 Hempstead PL, Charlotte 7, N. C. Leary, Pamela Anne 8930 S. ' . 52nd Ave., Miami 56, Fla. Leavell, Anne Browning. . 1832 Wayside PL, Charlottesville, Va. Lee, Linda Claire .... 5600 Waterbur ' Cir., Des Moines, Iowa Lee, Marv ' Kjnlaw 325 Clovelly Rd., Richmond 21, Va. Lee, Mary X ' irginia 206 S. Broad St., Middletown, Del. Lee, Sally 5711 Windsor Dr., Shawnee Mission, Kansas Lemmon, Natalie Louise 648 S. Florence, Springfield, Mo. Lemon, Lucy Boyd 2833 Avenham Ave., Roanoke, Va. Lemon, .Marilyn Hope, c o Col. M. R. Lemon.. 7030 Air Base Wing, A.P.O. 12, New York, N. Y. Leslie, Meredith Austin 345 Pondfield Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. Leys, Sallic Carroll Drawer 907, Waynesboro, Va. Link, Elizabeth Robins 220 Hawthorne Dr., Danville, Va. Lishnoff, Jane Ellen 11 Fifth Ave., New York 3, N. Y. Livingston, .Marv Ann Tucker. . . .P. O. Box 242, Savannah, Ga. Livingstone, Cynthia Eileen 4930 Rodman St. N.W., Washington 16, D. C. Logan, Cora Lee 1615 Vicklan St., icksburg. Miss. Long, Linda Marie 409 Tyler PL, Alexandria, Va. Lord, Harrah Fairweather Fann, North Salem, N. Y. Low, Faith Meadow Farm Rd., East Islip, N. Y. Low, Marian Ward Milbank Rd., Fairfield, Conn. Lukens, Barbara Ann 101 Peirce Rd., Wilmington 3, Del. Lundy, .Margaret Linda. . 359 Douglas Rd., Douglaston 63, N. Y. Lutz, Barbara . nn 350 Woodland, Lake Forest, 111. iM .Mc. fee, Saralyn White Horse Rd., Kirkwood, N. J. MacClintock, Anne Ursala. ... 113 Lady Astor St., Danville, V ' a. McClure, Mary Chenault Orion Rd., Louisville 7, Ky. .McCormick, Harriet Richmond Hopelands, R.D. 1, New Hope, Pa. .McCormick, Melody Marsh.. 2801 Hughes St., .• marillo, Tex. .McCrady, Sarah Heath Fulford Hall, Sewanee, Tenn. McDonald, Kay Ramey 326 James St., Salem, Va. McDowell, Nancy Boyd. .151 College Ave., Chambersburg, Pa. .McEldowney, Alice 56 Center St., Clinton, N. J. .McElwain, Elizabeth Kent 7800 Six iMile Lane, Louisville 20, Ky. McGregor, Olivia Anne 6 Elm Lane, Bronxville, N. Y. .McGrew, Mar - Louise 3223 Swarthmore Rd., Wilmington 6, Del. .McGuire, Elizabeth Eagles 261 1 Sherwood Ave., Charlotte, N. C. .McHugh, Rachel Dillon 9814 Barr Rd., Brecksville, Ohio -Mcintosh, Jean Massey 854 Riverview Dr., Florence, Ala. McKee, Marguerite McPheetcrs 1000 Harvey St. Raleigh, N. C. .MacKenzie, Margaret Helen 222 N. Main St.. Wallingford, Conn. Mackubin, Mildred Lee Schley P.O. Box 21, Gloucester, Va. MacMeekin, Nancy Elizabeth. .600 .Maple Lane, Flourtown, Pa. MacMillan, Caroline Ruth 15 , llwood Rd., Darien, Conn. Mac.Millan, Elvira Cochrane. . 105 McLellan St., Brewton, Ala. McRae, Cynthia Jean 960 Government St., Mobile, Ala. MacRac, Elizabeth Fairfax. .. .903 Vicar Lane, Alexandria, Va. Madden, Martha 1709 Sherman Dr., Utica, N. Y. Mahoney, Sheila . nn 101 Country Club Dr., Rochester 18, N. Y. Mallory, Frances Carter. .. .211 Barclay Lane, Lexington, Va. Manard, Courtney Claiborne. . 1330 Sixth St., New Orleans, La. Markle, Patricia Jean.. 107 Edgewood Rd., Wilmington 3, Del. Marsh, .Mary Louise 106 E. 30th St., New York 16, N. Y. Marshall, . ugusta How ze 15 Pine Crest Rd., Birmingham 13, .-Ma. Martin, Donna Lea 2325 Brandon Ave., Roanoke, Va. Martin, Patricia L nn 2325 Brandon . ve., Roanoke, Va. .Martin, Serain Christina 604 .Arlington Rd., West Bab -lon, N. Y. .Mason, .Abigail Adams 101 Chesmut St., Boston, Mass. Mason, Anne Stuart 1121 39th East, Seattle 2, Wash. Massie, Kate Roy Hillcrest, Cary St. Rd., Richmond, Va. .Massie, Lourine Mays (.Mrs. Harold L.) Lowesville, Va. -Matheson, Elizabeth Webb Tryon St., Hillsboro, N. C. Mathcson, Martha Keitt 702 Catawissa Ave., Sunbur % Pa. Mattern, Alartha Tucker 208 Taylor Ave., Salem, Va. de la Maza, Coralia 20 E. 84th St., New York 28, N. Y. .Mendolia, Pamela .Ann. . . .Brookmeadow Rd., Greenville, Del. Mercer, Anne Eugenia 3649 Maplewood, Dallas 5, Tex. Merkle, Jane Arroll 465 Herkimer Ave., Haworth, N. J. Messenger, Joan Bennett. ... 1010 Hinman Ave., Evanston, III. Meyer, Jean Grant 28 Pine Dr., Cedar Grove, N. J. .Michel, Lucinda Carlton 4965 Hammock Lake Dr., ■Miami 56, Fla. .Micros, Marianne Faith 72 South St., Cuba, N. Y. Mighcll, Alice Vivian.. 251 W. Indian Creek Dr., Mobile, Ala. Miller, Gretchen Louise R.D. 1, Mohrsville, Pa. Mockett, Katherine A 10 Wyndham, Short Hills, N. J. -Moog, Nancy Anne 235 Hillcrest Rd., East .Aurora, N. Y. .Moore, Jane Morrison 2150 Norton Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Moore, Joan Alanson. . . .504 E. 87th St., New York 28, N. Y. .Moore, Josephine Page 3648 Kingsboro Rd. N.E., Atlanta 19, Ga. -Moorman, Susan Gillespie. .. .536 Batson Ave., Fort Sill, Okla. -Morgan, Daria Obolensky. . . ..Albemarle Park, .Ashcville. N. C. Morgan, Marguerite Lynn. 1020 Overbrook Rd., Wcstover Hills, .Moricle, Josephine .Anne. . . . 1223 Crescent Dr., Rcidsville, N. C. .Morton, Mary Louise 5021 Loughboro Rd. N.W., Washington 16, D. C. -Moseley. Susan L nch..24Il -Manchester Rd., Louisville 5, Ky. .Moses, Margery 10 Hawthorne Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. .Moss, Nancy Lancaster 8 W. Cornwall St., Lccsburg, Va. Mount, Bonnie Lee R.F.D., .Amherst, ' a. Moxham, Michaele Leeds. . .Old We.stburj-, Long Island, N. Y. .Muhlinghaus, Brenda 6320 S.W. 110 St., Miami 56, Fla. .Mullins, Sallie Ann 343 N. County Rd., Palm Beach, Fla. Alundy, Judith Ann 4000 Peakland PL, Lynchburg, Va. .Murray, Winifred Sterling. . 115 Elm .Ave., Cincinnati 15, Ohio .Musgrovc, .Melinda Law. . . .2850 Surrey Rd., Binningham, Ala. Myers, Neill .Mohcad Scottsvillc Rd., Bow ling Green, Ky. N Nalle, ' ictoria 3024 Chevy Chase, Houston 19, Texas Needham, Gaylc Grace 1401 Wash. Ter., Ft. Worth, Tex. i66 ' ' N f STUDENT DIRECTORY Nelson, Jane Worniclcy Madison Rd., Culpeper, Va. Newell, Nancy Scott 37 College Rd., Wellesley 81, Mass. Newhall, Joan 411 Wash. Lane, Ft. Wash., Pa. NewTon, Anne Rodgers 100 Rock wood Lane, Greenwich, Conn. Nichols, .Margaret .Ann 9000 Congressional Pkwy., Bcthesda, .Md. Nicholson, Jaquelin Marshall 1805 Nicholson I.ane, Alexandria, Va. Nix, Nanc - I.ovc 684 White Hridgc Rd., .Mc crs illc, N. J. Nocll, Douglas ra lor. . . .65|ri Ridgcway Rd., Richmond, Va. Nolan, Slicila Margaret 300 Pierce St., Easton. Pa. Noland, Bctr - 1 520 Conway Rd., St. Louis 41, Mo. Noland, Josephine 1520 Conway Rd., St. Louis 41, .Mo. Norburn, Lillian Elizabeth 1 ' alley Springs Rd., Asheville, N. C. Norden, Patricia Helen Oyster Bay Rd.. Jericho, N. Y. o Oechslc. Marian Carmen. . .Avcnida San Gabriel 299, San Isidro, Lima, Peru Olson, Karen Lee 100 Partrick Rd., Westporr, Conn. Osborne. Nancy Lea Llewellyn Park, West Orange, N. J. Otis, Lucy Shirley 546 Sussex Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. Overly, Joan Lynda 617 Lake Ave., W ' yomissing, Pa. P Pace, .Marcia Alice 3520 Menendez Dr., Pensacola, Fla. Page, Susan 2507 Kenmore Ct., Austin 5, Tex. Palmer, Sandra Cher -1 199 Eudora St., Denver 20, Colo. Pamplin, Rutli Burnett 12 Cothran St., Greenville, S. C. Parker. Elizabeth Williamson. ... 309 First Ave., P ' ranklin, ' a. Parker, Harriotte .Anne 225 Barton Ave., Palm Beach, Fla. Parker, Susan Dennison 15 N. Elizabeth Ave., Ferguson 55, Mo. Parker, Tempe Burwell. . . .909 .Marrow Dr., Henderson, N. C. Patterson, Abby Parke Box 424, Far Hills, N. J. Patterson, Lucy Brooke. .105 Betances St., Caguas, Puerto Rico Patton, Jane .Marie One Fifth Ave., New York 3, N. Y. Paugh, Cynthia Louise. . . .Newark-Granville Rd., Granville, O. Pearson, .Andrea 1558 Luling St., Mobile, Ala. Pederson, .Mar - Karolina Box 891, Kilgorc, Tex. Peebles, Dorothy ' irginia. ... 1 10 E. 5th St., Lawrenceville, Va. Penick, Laura Frances 250 Vincent .Ave., .Metairie, La. Pennel, Helen Virginia 521 Bunkers Cove Rd.. Panama Cit ' , Fla. Perr -, .Alice Helene. . . . Apto. 204 EI Cielito 8a .Avenida Zona I Guatemala Cit ' , Guatemala Pc -ton, Ruth Carolyn. . . .R.F.D. 4, Box 1, Charlottesville, Va. Pidgeon, Elizabeth Shirley .Mavis Glen, Greenwich, Conn. Pierce, Linda Lee 1050 W. Church St., Elmira, N. Y. Pinckncy, Anne Stewart. .. .5805 Sulgrave Rd., Richmond, ' a. Piatt, -Anna Christine. Hopewell, Garth Rd., Charlottesville, ' a. Pleasants, Emily Myers.. 566 Arbor Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Plowden, Helen Gabriel. . . .55 Winthrop Dr., Riverside, Conn. Poer, Dorothy Carole 1151 .Minisink Way, Westficld, N. J. Poole, .Molly Hood.... 348 Barbara Way, Hillsborough, Calif. Porter, Sarah Brown 4517 Sharon Rd.. Charlotte, N. C. Potter, Anna Hicks P. O. Box 25, Snow Hill. N. C. Previtali, .Astrid .Maria 4815 5th St., S., St. Petersburg, Fla. Price, Sarah Clark 8655 Seminole Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Price, Sharon Dorney 5121 45th St., Washington 16, D. C. Prichctr, Kane Lou 2500 E. 14th St., Tuscaloosa, Ala. Pschorr, Irene Angelika. ... 150 Ea.st 61st St., New York, N. Y. dc Pury, Delphinc Agnes 15 quai Bourbon, Paris 4, France Q R Ranilx), Katherine Byrd....l07 Chinquapin Dr., Marietta, Ga. Rand, Margaret 5 .Avon Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. Rane ' , Sarah Helen. . 1226 Live Oak Pkw y., Wilmington, N. C. Rasco, Sarah Margaret 2412 Travis, Amarillo, Tex. Rediker, Diana Bowron 3142 Pine Ridge Rd., Birmingham 15, Ala. Reeder, .Margaret .Alice 125 N. Spring St., Concord, N. C. Reese, Harriet Fesscnden R.F.D. 5, Newark, Del. Regan, Katharxn Helm 6001 Osceola Rd., Wash. 16, D. C. Regen, Eileen Renee ' 5 Greenacres .Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y. Reierson, Linda Wemyss. . . .605 Lewis St., Fredericksburg, Va. Reifsnyder, Carol .Ann Quarters 44, Fort Belvoir, V ' a. Rciners, Marjorie Susan 44 Glen Rd., Larchmont, N. Y. Reinschmidt, Dana Christie 154 E. 44th St., Savannah, Ga. Rex, Aline Beverley 106 E. Kirke St., Chevy Chase 15, .Md. ReN-noids. Linda Evelyn. ... 501 W. 8th St., Lumberton, N. C. Richards, Ka - Marlene Route 5, .Madison Heights, a. Richardson, Caroline Gordon 117 Cherokee Ave., Union, S. C. Riggan, Peari Gurkin 709 Baldwin PL, Norfolk, Va. Riley, Lynne Lovelace Quarters H, Naval W ' eapons Plants, Washington 25, D. C. Rivers, Louisa Taber 98 .Murray Blvd., Charleston, S. C. Roberson, Foy Jane. . 14 Woodland Way Cir., Greenville, S. C. Roberts, Nancy Louise. .3204 Hawthorne -Ave., Richmond, V ' a. Roberts, Natalie Susan. . . .765 Pueblo Rd., Newport News, A ' a. Robertson, Elizabeth Crenshaw 512 Forest Hills Dr., ' ilmingt()n, N. C. Rockefeller, Barbara Gene Eastbourne .Apts., Alger Court, Bronxville, N. Y. Rogers, Gale W ' ilson. . . .4705 Hilltop Lane, Cincinnati 43, Ohio Rogers, .Margaret BuUard 1505 N. Shore Rd., Norfolk 5, Va. Rogers, Nancy Lane 29 Bristol Rd.. Clinton, N. Y. Rothrock, Gail Chardon..5 Red Oak Rd., Wilmington 6, Del. Rowlett, .Margaret Grayson 811 Greenwood Rd., Wilmington 6, Del. Runisey. Linn Carter 2816 Fillmore, El Paso, Tex. Russell, Betrie Caird 930 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow, .Mass. s Sabalauskas, Joanna Stella 128 Westowne PI.. Baltimore 29. .Md. Sands. Courtney Norton River Rd. Berkshire Dr.. Richmond 29, Va. Sansbury. Susan Reiley 951 ' entura, Orlando, Fla. Saunders, Laura Jeter 15 Cardinal Rd. S.W., Roanoke, V ' a. Schmidt. Ruth Cornwell 7749 Davis Dr., St. Louis 5, Mo. Schmitt, Nancy Jane 14 Douglas Rd., Glen Ridge, N. J. Schradin. Sara Lynne 416 Oliver Rd., Cincinnati 15, Ohio Schulze, Nancy Elizabeth Lark Paris .Mountain, R.F.D. 5, Greenville, S. C. Scliwaab, Linda Van Leer 218 Tunbridge Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Scott. Susan Lee 1200 Limekiln Rd., Towson 4, Md. Scribner, Helen Eaton 1 170 Broadmeadow Lane, Winnetka, 111. 167 ■ „■■ . ■ • ♦- ' J K : ■■: . ♦.■ ■ STUDENT DIRECTORY Scurlock, Peggy Joy 115 High Rd., Bedford, Mass. Sebring, Alilbrcy Ewing. . .257 Broughton Lane, ' illanova. Pa. Sharp, ' irginia Beverley. .5095 Westminster PI., St. Louis, i lo. Shaw, Jean Tyrie l.?3 Galbreath Dr., Princeton, N. J. Sheahan, Kathleen Bentley 5.i29 .Massachusetts Ave., Washington 16, D. C. Simrell, Diana .Mar - Sharon, Conn. Sims, Ann Addison 3829 Peakland PL, Lynchburg, Va. Sims, Gail .Marie. . . .3400 Habersham Rd. X.W., Atlanta 5, Ga. Simson, Gwendolyn Jane 224 Highland Ave., Ridgewood, X. J. Skinner, Letida .Marshall 934 Lee Rd., Northbrook, III. Smith, DeEtta Anne. ... 100 E. Genesee St., Skaneateles, N. Y. Smith, Leslie Cantrell 6803 Meadow Lane, Chevy Chase, .Md. Smith, Lynne Campbell. . . .41 Laconia Rd., Worcester 9, Mass. Snow. Katharine Babcock 7 Inwood Terrace, Upper .Montclair, N. J. Snyder, Evelyn Nivin Fairway Dr., R.D. 3, Sew ickley. Pa. Soderquist, Joann 812 Cambridge Dr., S. Euclid 21, Ohio Soriero, Margaret Beverley 3412 Piping Rock, Houston 27, Tex. Spangenberg, Martha Clay 5101 .Montview Blvd., Denver 7, Colo. Spratlin, Carol Dean. . . .3210 Chateau Ct. N.W., , tlanta 5, Ga. Spruance, Alice Lea 91 1 Augusta Rd., Wilmington 6, Del. Stanly, .Mary Elizabeth 4589 Ortega Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla. Starke, . bbey St. John. . . . 1300 Graydon Ave., Norfolk 7, ' a. Stearns, .Mary Ethel Rt. 4, Bo.x 301. -1, Gainesville, Fla. Steele, Lane .Margaret Fairmount, Huntingdon, Pa. Stekctee, Penelope 2000 Thornapple River Dr., Grand Rapids 6, .Mich. Stemmons, Ruth Allison 5549 Wenonah Dr., Dallas 9, Te.x. Stevens, Elizabeth Ridley. 6125 - ndrcws La., Richmond 26, ' a. Stevenson, Courtney Brereton 5819 Hillburne V ' ay, Chevy Chase 15, .Md. Stevenson, Kathleen Bouldin....2 S. Batters ' , Cliarleston, S. C. Stokes, Stephanie Helen.... 555 S. Elizabeth St., Denver, Colo. Stoll, Dagniar Kristin. . . .3838 Churchill Rd., Charlotte 7, N. C. Street, Margaret Lee 17 Tradd St., Charleston, S. C. Streett, Lois Cassandra Bo.x 74, Rt. 1, Fly Creek, N. Y. Strong, Susan Louise 2 Woodway Ridge Lane, New Canaan, Conn. Strother, Sarah Lee 798 Pembcrton Rd., Grosse Pointe Park 30, .Mich. Stroud, Eileen 702 W. 34th St., Wilmington 2, Del. Strous, Christine . nne 10 Belvedere Rd., Westmount, P. Q., Canada Sudduth, Susan .-Mlphin. .3614 Woodlawn Dr., Xashville, Tenn. Sullivan, Barbara Jane East Neck Rd., Huntington, X. Y. Sutherland, .Mar ' Dyer. . . .Cottonade Farm, Fayetteville, X. C. Swain, Sandra Lupton 2828 Fairmount Blvd., Cleveland Hgts. 18, Ohio Sweet, Martha Ann 233 West Summit, San Antonio, Tex. Swing, Elizabeth . ' nne 80 Knollwood Crescent, Rochester 18, X. Y. Taggart, Harriet Elizabeth 5715 Sunset Lane, Indianapolis, Ind. Tate, Caroline Wilson. 2840 St. Andrews Lane, Charlotte, X. C. Taylor, Jane Douglas. 3822 Fordham Rd., Washington 16, D. C. Ta lor, .Mary Le Conte A ' est River Rd., Perr sburg, Ohio Terjen, Susan Jean.. 5814 Brittany Woods Cir., Louisville, K -. Thoma, N ' icky . nn Russell ' s Inn, George ' s .Mill, X. H. Thomas, Sally . nn 20 Dalton Rd., Milford, Conn. Thomas, Toni Lee.... 193 Steele Rd., West Hartford 7, Conn. Thomas, Wendy 6321 Xorwood Rd., Kansas City, Mo. Thomson, Eleanor .Ann P. O. Box 435, Fruitland Park, Fla. Thorndike, Susan Quincy Wicomico Church, ' a. Thornhill, .Mona Carole 17 Cherry wood Rd., Salem, Va. Thornhill, Patricia .-Vun, . . .2828 Lakeview Dr., Raleigh, X. C. Thouron, Margaret Polk. .900 X. Broom St., Wilmington, Del. Tichenor, .Maxine Lynne. 188 Rock Creek Lane, Scarsdale, X Y. Tilghman, .Margaret Kimball. . 1612 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. Timkovsky, Kyra. . . .316 X ' . Underwood St., Falls Church, Va. Todd, .Marjorie Wing 107 70th St., ' irginia Beach, Va. Tolbert, Lurline Waring 13835 Clifton Blvd., Lakewood 7, Ohio Totten, Beatrice Willoughby. .Brick Ends, S. Hamilton, Mass. Triplette, Constance Wright 331 Church St., Elkin, N. C. Trombly, Mary O ' Connor 112 Wailupe Cir., Honolulu 16, Hawaii Tucker, Leah Brooke. 3609 Piping Rock Lane, Houston 27, Tex. Turner, Shelley Hull. . . .83 Sturges Highway, Westport, Conn. Turner, Sidne - Peston. . . .5 Ba bcrry Lane, Williamsburg, Va. U L ' rban, .Mary . nna. .. .Route 5, Urbanvilla, Brookhaven, Miss. Utley, P ' rances Winter 129 South High, Lancaster, Ohio Utley, Jane Emaline 522 Willoughby St., Charlotte 7, N. C. V ' an . rsdale. Dona Baker. 331 Windsor Ter., Ridgewood, X. J. ' an Cleve, Sharon 6045 S.W. Old SchoUs P ' erry, Portland, Ore. Van Xice, Mar ' Lowell. ... 5506 Charles St., Bethesda 14, Md. Van Winkle, Sarah Elizabeth . . 5 Woodhill Rd., Louisville, Ky. ' argish, Madelon Louise. . . .35 Herkimer Rd., Scarsdale, X. Y. Vinson, Johanne Bowie. . . . 1920 Berkeley Ave., Petersburg, Va. V ogt, Marieluise 3205 R. St., Washington 7, D. C. w Wakeman, Sue 36 Hendricks Isle, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Walker, Elizabeth Barney 220 Kensington Ave., Lynchburg, ' a. Walker, Jean Burton 25 E. 69th St., Xew York 21, X. Y. Wall, Harriet Howard 1607 9th . ve., Conway, S. C. A ' allacc, Linda Gwinn Red Hill Farm, Leesburg, Va. ' ard, . nnie Kate 227 Gunclub Rd., Richmond 21, Va. Ward, Emily Foltz 4205 Free Ferry Rd., Fort Smith, Ark. Ward, Mary Dearing. . . .227 Gunclub Rd., Richmond 21, Va. Wasson, Dana Clare Willis Ave., Syosset, X. Y. Watson, Frances Kirven 4600 Algonquin Ave., Jacksonville 10, Fla. Watson, Katherine Eileen. .Rt. 1, Box 60E, London Bridge, Va. Weinrich, Katharine Helen. 155 ' om Lane, Birmingham, Mich. Weitzel. Sallie Durand 16 Elliott, Charleston, S. C. Wellford, Rebecca P. (Mrs. E. P.) Rt. 29, Amherst, ' a. Wcrden, Philena Bishop 309 Lafayette Ave., Mattoon, 111. ' est, Janet .Maddox 5132 Rockwood Pkwy., Washington 16, D. C. Wheatley, Ellen Taylor 117 X ' irginia Ave., Danville, Va. heelan, Patricia . iin Cat Rock Rd., Cos Cob, Conn. Whitehurst, Julie Lawson 213 53rd St., ' irginia Beach, Va. Whitencr, Sarah Ellen 900 Johnson St., High Point, X. C. ' ikswo, Leonora Albigesc. .Box 241, Ridge Dr., Amherst, V a. l68 STUDENT DIRECTORY Wikswo, Muriel Anastasia. .Box 241, Riiigi- Dr., . iiilicrst, ;i. WiUcts. . l.i. cy Pcmi . 25 Piiic Ril., Scwicklcy, Ri. Williiiiiis, l ' ,nii)r Djbncy 22 Tciiipsforii l.aiic. Riclmiond 26, ' a. Williams, Karen Chase. c o Col. Robert .M. Williains. |. (;(, ' , The Pentagon, Washington 25, D. C. Williams, Susanne Nolting Rapiiiaii, ' a. Williams, X ' irginia .Armistcad Rapiilan, ' a. Willis, .Mary-1 ' lcming Hampton X! Concord Rd., Weston, Mass. Wilson, Judy Graves .56.v I, nbrook, I loiiston 27, Tex. Wilson, Olive Shaw (AH N. Boston Rd., DcLand, Fla. Wilson, Patricia Anne HOH .Soiithw estcrn, Dallas, Tex. Wilson, Susan Smith Solitude Farm, I ' .arlysviUe, ' a. Winfree, . nn Pennington. . .8 1? River Rd., Richmond 29, V: . Wirtzman, Paula Ruth 122S Dcnniston A c., Pittsburgh 17, Pa. Wise. Susan Emily I2i CloverK Rd., Grosse Pointe Farms .?6, Mich. Withington, .Ann Fairfax 0 Ranilolph A c.. Milton 86, .Mass. Wood, Elizabeth Fee Box 414, Sweet Briar, ' a. Wood, Katherine Bcnhani Box 414, Sweet Briar, ' a. Wood, Nanc Winrringer 4 S. Brookwood Dr., .Montclair, N. J. Wright, .Margaret Kathleen 230 F. John St., Bedford, Pa. Wright, .Mary .Mercer West River Rd.. Perrysburg, Ohio Writer. Penelope Douglas 21 Fifth .Ave., N ack, N. V. Y ardle -, Jane Chatham Hall, Chatham, Va. Vocom, Barbara Jean.... 1509 Rugby Ave., Charlottesville, V a. ,n, Sallie Haden 522 Park St., Charloncsville. Va. ' oumans, Barbara Helen.. 1241 Crenshaw St., Newberry, S. C. Young, Juliet .Ann Ill Nichols Road, Cohasset, .Mass. Youngs, Evelyn Elizabeth 632 Hiram St., Atlanta, Tex. z Z«eigler, Holly Gay 3544 Cirove St., Evanston, 111. 169 WE WISH TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PARENTS AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE 1963 BRIAR PATCH MR. AND AIRS. DONALD J. ALSPAUGH Columbus, Ohio MR. AND MRS. SAM A. BLOCH . . .Gadsden, Ala. MRS. WINIFRED CAUWENBERG . . Amiicrst, ' a. MR. AND MRS. JOHN DUNCAN CURRIE Fayettev ' ille, N.C. .MR. AND MRS. ROBERT S. DUNHAM ' estport. Conn. .MR. W. C. DUNN Dayton, Ohio MRS. MARY L. FINCH . . . .Cape Girardeau, Mont. .MRS. CAROLINE HYDE HASKALL, Tucson, Ariz. iMRS. L. KIRK HEADLEY Tallahassee, Fla. DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH W. JOHNSON Lookout Mountain, Tcnn. AIR. AND AIRS. INCENT S. JONES Rociiester, N.Y. DR. AND MRS. LAURENCE KENDIG Richmond, Va. AIR. AND AIRS. ROY KERR . . . New Orleans, La. DR. AND AIRS. JOHN J. KLOBY Toms River, N.J. AIR. AND AIRS. DONALD LIVINGSTON Savannah, Ga. REV. AND AIRS. G. R. AlacCLINTOCK Danville, Va. .MR. AND AIRS. E. K. AIATTERN. . Roanoke, Va. AIR. AND AIRS. A. I. AIENDOLIA .Greenville, Del. JACK AIORTON Washington, D.C. 170 u ' - vi ' . . f . j ' : ; ;.J ; THE REV. AND MRS. FRANK H. AlOSS, JR Lcesbiirg, Va. AIR. AND MRS. |()SI Pll NAI.I.E . . I lousron, Tex. MR. AND .MRS. 1)A 11) NEW HALL, JR Fort Wasliinytoii, P;i. MR. AND MRS. W . E. OXI-RLY . . Wyoiiiissing, Pa. MR. AND .MRS. . SHLEY D. PACE, JR Pcnsac ' ola, I ' la. .MRS. ELIZABETH A. PSCHORR Munich, Ciuinaii MR. AND MRS. W II.LIAM PRES ION RA.MBO . . Aiarietta, Ga. MRS. DA 1D RASCO Norfolk, Va. MRS. LOUISE GURKIN RIGGAN ..Norfolk, Va. .MR. AND MRS. JOHN SABALAUSKAS Baltimore, Md DR. . ND .MRS. WILLIA.M SCHULZE Greenville, S.C. .MR. AND AIRS. HARRY DONALD SCHWAAB . Baltimore, Aid. AIR. AND AIRS. DONALD T. SPANGENBERG . . Denver, Colo. ] ' IR. AND AIRS. AilLTON WIRTZAIAN Pittsburgh, Pa. WAHI CALLED SUGAR . . . .Chevy Chase, Aid. AIR. AND AIRS. J. YOUAIANS . . . .Newberry, S.C. AIR. AND AIRS. (ilLBERL A. YOUNGS Atlanta, Te. . 171 ♦ ♦ ' • - - ' FOR FINE FURNITURE Lendy ' s Restaurant No Better Food At Any Price 8th Main COMPLIMENTS OF AMHERST PHARMACY AMHERST, VIRGINIA ( PHONE 946-9861 Amherst Motor Court At The Traffic Circle— U. S. 29 At 60 AMHERST, VIRGINIA Modern Court — Good Food Available FREE TV AND AIR CONDITION F. E. HAMILTON, Owner and Operator Majoring in 1 nc ruic Ml L of Fashion. a£ limi! 1 Baldy vin ' s Dept. Store ... 8 2 A lain St. [(m OZOV ((I LADIES ' SPORTSWEAR AT SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE on Route 29 North under the Willow Tree FIRST AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Mennber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation • Federal Reserve Syste i1 9P v -i - - -Jt ' .? .f ; j PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR 1963 YEARBOOK GENTRY STUDIO SALEM, VIRGINIA '  , ' _ '  . ' •, •• ' . ' (« , %■  A A . t . a. A t t 4 • CONNER PRODUCE, INC LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA fVC f i1 BOWElvi cJewe u Gympani i«. 9th and Main and Plttman Plaia REGISTERED JEWELER— AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY %mkh(idd:s Fine CLEANERS Lynchburg, Virginia 846-1347 VIRGINIA S riNEST DEPARTMENT STORES I ' V. ' ' m 2X. Now 2 Great Stores to serve you in Lynchburg MILLER RHOADS Pittman Plaza MILLER RHOADS 8th Main Streets — Downtown pvp Recommended by ' na ' 0i ' DUNCAN MINES ' ' .J;f-f,m 100% ' ' Conditioned— Sound Proof ■ ' ' Free Room Television White Oaks Motel Adioining Payton Place Restaurant U. S. HIGHWAY 29 AMHERST, VIRGINIA WILLIAM E. SANFORD, Owner Dial 94-62511 PATTERSON ' S Rexall DRUG STORE Route 29, North RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES HALLMARK GREETING CARDS Complete Banking Service to Individuals and Corporations „„ ' 1..,,, ' FMTIONAL TRUST A M 1,1 L ,r:hb ' jrg, Vir; -:a llllM llllM ' l 111 Bank as conveniently as you shop... • lOlL M-MN ST. • hOKT EARLY BLDG. « M8 ' RIVEKMONT AVE, • Nu 1 PIITMAN PLAZA • J ' ORT HILL VILLAGE THERrS fRIENDlt DIFFEIltNCE...H THE flliSr Merter o( Federal Deposit Insurance Corpcia: on Compliments of Wxt hretieport ®ime0 S kr ev e po rt , Louisiana i 4 ♦ ' • ' ' ' - Coca- Co a harmony with fun!! I HS-l % COMPLIMENTS OF your LYNCHBURG BOTTLER COMPLIMENTS OF PADGETT FROZEN FOODS LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Lad ' es ' Sportswear Shoes Dresses WAILES STOP-IN SHOP Phone WH 6-2267 Amherst, Va. W. ROWLAND JONES FRESH MEATS, FANCY GROCERIES and GENERAL MERCHANDISE THAT GOOD GULF GAS AND OIL South of Amherst on Route 29 MISS McCARRON FOR FLOWERS 722 Main Street Phone VI 7-5566 COMPLIMENTS OF THE DRAMATIC CLUB ON THE IPSWICH fl lC t COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. Mrs. Malcolm M. Lishnoff and Daughters Jane Ellen Yvette Alane COMPLIMENTS OF POSTWAY COMPANY, INC. CONCORD, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Office— 1001 Church Street, Lynchburg • VI 6-1391 Chestnut Hill Branch— 5224 Fort Avenue • VI 6-181 I Amherst County Branch— U.S. Hwy. 29, North • VI 6-5335 SAVE AND MAKE IT A HABIT Current Dividend Rate 4% Per Year LYNCHBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 615 Church Street 1990 Fort Avenue LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA JAMES T. DAVIS, INC. ART MATERIALS PICTURE FRAMING LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Telephone 846-5234 Milk ... Ice Crea WeAtotm. m Cottage Cheese . . . Butter QUALITY i CHEKD DAIRY PRODUCTS LYNCHBURG-WESTOVER DAIRIES, INC. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA PHONE VI 7-4476 ▼ y r. 7 ' . ;• ' ■ ' « it 1 f . ' • LARKIN COILS, INC. MANUFACTURERS OF HEAT TRANSFER EQUIPMENT 519 Memorial Dr.. S.E. ATLANTA I, GEORGIA FOR SPORTSWEAR DRESSES SKIRTS SWEATERS ACCESSORIES PERFUME JEWELRY LINGERIE STORK ' S INC THE AVENUE SHOP 2484 Rivermont Ave. VI 6-4208 J. P. BELL CO. Est. 1859 PRINTERS • BOOKS • STATIONERS 816 Main St. Pho le Victor 5-3435 Lynchburg Va. THE COLUMNS Fashions in Foods Serving Sweet Briar College Students, Faculty, Staff CENTRAL VIRGINIA TELEPHONE CORP. Amherst Sweet Briar WATKINS SALT FOR CHEMICALS TEXTILES WATER SOFTENING LIVESTOCK FEEDS FOOD PROCESSING TABLE USE Wherever A Pure Evaporated Salt Is Needed WATKINS SALT COMPANY WATKINS GLEN. NEW YORK Since 1898 v ' ' -  f: f • % V f If '  • .-• U.S. 29 AMHERST, VA. WH 6-3331 COME FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH OR DINNER OR A BEER AND A SNACK IN THE NEW ' TLANTATION ROOM ' ' AIR CONDITIONED ' Home of THE VILLAGER ' VOGUE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF THE EDITOR WHEN IN LYNCHBURG Drop In to see us — BROWN-MORRISON COMPANY, INCORPORATED Stationers — Printers Headquarters For All Makes of Portable Typewriters Sales — Service — Repairs 1616 Main Street Plenty of Free Parking At Ma ' n Street Expressway Exit S.B. Students 10% Discount 1938 Uc r  6 ' 27e ' Ford Sales and Service 25th Year COUCH TRUCK LEASING SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 1963 ©f« ! RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Xa lontaldo ' s greets the students of yj 4 SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE K 7 M and invites them to visit us for attractively priced Clothes and Accessories especially selected for the Younger Set Other nearby Mon+aldo ' s stores are located in Charlotte, Winston-Salem, Greensboro, Durham, N.C. VIRGINIAN RESTAURANT 124 M ain Street H omecooked Food Reasonable Prices JORDANS TAXI SERVICE WH 6-6001 COMPLIMENTS OF BAILEY-SPENCER HARDWARE CO., INC. WHOLESALE ONLY LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA ' ■ ' ' T DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU— A Thrift! Checking Account with you in mind Your Name and Sweet Briar College On Each Check The Sweet Briar College Seal on an attractive checkbook cover (Choice of two styles) Lynchburg National Bank and Trust Company Offices In Amherst, Madison Heights and Lynchburg llrmlcntiol MOTOR INN Downtown Lynchburg ' Just Minutes away From All College Functions x Aiv For Reservations Phone VI 5-5975 aeft ftMWWJ M WW MSBCgBgggat Since 1886 Fine Footwear WILLS-CAMP 819 Main St. COLEMAN ' S LYNCHBURG Say It With Flowers WF DOYLE ' S FLORISTS 708 Main Street Phone VI 6-6581 SPEC L ZE N We Telegraph Flowers World Wide DANCE (DMy-yMyS at the r § W y i Uillt PARKWAY INN for that look you like CROSSROADS ESSO SERVICE ESSO PRODUCTS Routes 29 60 Amherst. Va. W. L. MASSIE, Proprietor SCHEWEL Phone WHitehall 6-3311 FURNITURE CO. Incorporated AMHERST LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS. INC. AMHERST, VIRGINIA 1023 Main Street Laundry Dry Cleaning WH 6-301 1 WH 6-461 1 Lynchburg, Virginia Lynchburg ' s Largest and Most Popular Furniture Store MAMA GEORGE SPECIALIZE IN STEAKS AMHERST, VIRGINIA ■i- 4 ♦. ♦ XA e ' re proud of our part in designing and engraving Che 1963 BRIAR PATCH Schools that want outstanding annuals year after year have turned to us. We work hard to give each school every good reason to continue with our com- pany. Our experience, art department and plant know-how, and continuous {.jersonal service assure prompt atten- ' A tion to every detail. Let our representa- tive tell you about the many satisfied schools, agencies, printers and editors we serve. the Lynchburg Engraving Company incorporated box 720 lynchburg, va. A. 3Mewnar€Bhle Year • Congratulations to llu ' Student Body and Faculty of Sweet Briar College for completion of another outstanding year. • The Staff ot your annual has worked exceedingly hard to give you a superb book that portrays the highlights of memo- rable activities, • Neither time, effort nor expense have been spared to pro ide you with a permanent record, attractively presented and complete in every detail. • To preser ' e the photography and literary efforts of the Staff, the best grade of materials have been combined with skilled workmanship to provide the finest quality yearbook. • We are proud that the 1963 Staff selected us to help design, print and bind the Briar Patch. We have earnestly endeavored to fulfill the confidence [placed in us. W. W A II THE IV COMPAI¥Y LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA •♦ •♦. IN APPRECL TION . . . Acknowledgement and sincere thanks for invuluablc assistance to Mr. William L. Burton Mr. Vllliam P. Blackw cU Mr. James Gcntrv Dr. Lawrence G. Nelson Miss Martha von Briesen Mr. Gene Campbell EDITOR ' S COMMENT . . . The designs used in the 1963 Briar Patch were adapted from Henri Matisse ' s paper cutouts. ' Ehcse cutouts were created toward the end of the artist ' s life w hen he was unable to work at an easel, and climax his interest in tlat color and abstract design. Cutting into colored paper per- mitted him to draw directh- in color so that the two became one. Draw ing with scissors, Matisse arrived at a rare distillation of form which aims at the (|uintessence, the universal, and reminds us of the great differences of an object ' s form. I 6 OKfet STUDENT ADVERTISING SECTION THE B.C. ' s GET THE Q s OX THE Ol II I ' .Kl in ' , 1061. Not Pictired: 1. Alice .Mcl.klowncy, 2. Blair Both, 3. Brcnda Muhlinghaus, 4. Sarah Poner. l88 -.4 ■ 1. The Q s, :. Ix Couloir l ' niin;iis, 5. Riplc ' s IJcliivc Ir Or Xot. 4. WV DriiiiKcl Wl- look I xams in our Happy Jim ' s 189 THE BIGGEST AND THE BESTEST: ' 65. Our gnuics are slacking, our Dean ' s team lacking, and no one ' s backing our brains. But we mock The Slump as we shock the Frosh ith our stock of men friends. We made a showboat in May from Soph, sandwich pa ' , liut no longer slim the onl - disguise tor our bulging size is our Happy Jims . ODE TO BUCKS Here the bloated bodies, empty heads, Gold bracelets hanging charms of debutante balls .And queen of the cottonnuiuth carniv al and Boll weevil princesses of ante-bellum farms; Slightly painted eyes peeping out from beneath .Mc.Mullen collars (Big brand name for ladder-climbing dollars), Srenching white socks and black suede loafers and Wrap around skirts which would wrap 38 times around the world end to end- Dripping, drawling, insignificant words Oozed from conservative mouths of hypocritical birds; 16,000 pounds of Rebel flesh crammed Into one smoke-filled room, twisting into one mass, mass against mass; I ' un and frustration, but then it ' s eleven and the law turns blue And in she comes, beef stew stuck to her uniform as She lands all the 3.2 cans into her grease-stained box With one accurate crash— and as she hums some niornful tune Called DIXIE and you know she can ' t even read the words, 1 hen ou know the South shall remain forever prostrate. 190 .. .. ♦  - 4 . 4 • ♦ • • -,4 • 1. Ilic -li Cliil)-!.. to R.-Sarah Stroilicr, K.itlu AnidUI. I;ickic Nicholson. Mary Marsh. CaroHne Tate. 2. O thoughtless mor- tals Lvcr blind to fate, loo scxm deiectcil. and too soon elate. Alexander Pope. 3. The Playgirl Club. 4. This could happen to you. igi L ' ' . ' f .• f-. ' f; • v. ' Tf % What Can You Possibly Expect From A Day That Begins With Getting Up In The Morning ? ? ? THE BRIAR PATCH ' ■ y T- r- T. ' ■ ' •••, It i C ' ' ' ' ' ■ • ■:-Tf -